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2012-06-10 12:12:41 AM
Ray_Peranus: Is the power cord plugged in?

But then where will I plug in the coffee maker?
 
2012-06-10 12:12:52 AM
Have you tried turning it off and on again?
 
2012-06-10 12:14:07 AM
Terrydatroll: Just so you know, Jefferson County is in financial trouble because the people and businesses who actually make money are moving out of JC and have been for years because increasing population of African American influence in the county. Along with the successful business goes tax revenue.

No because they got suckered by big bankers to purchase worthless bonds from JP Morgan to 'invest' in to pay off their debt. The racial makeup for the those pushed that choice were mostly white republicans that bought into the investment guys scam from JP Morgan. There's plenty of blame to go around on all sides of the race issue there. The racial makeup of JP Morgan---who is truly at the heart of the issue was never a problem.
 
2012-06-10 12:14:22 AM
So, what competitor is going to take the business away from this county government?

None.

Who is going to lose their job?

Nobody.

Who is going to pay for this?

The taxpayers.

So why should they care?
 
2012-06-10 12:18:43 AM
teto85: Yep. Get new servers and hire the old IT staff as contractors at an increased rate and prove again how stupid you are. Most of the companies and organizations I have worked in have learned the hard way that "If IT ain't happy, nobody ain't happy."

you left out the part where they hire their brother's wife's consulting firm. who hires the ex-employees and takes a huge cut for the family.
 
2012-06-10 12:19:30 AM
Mr.Tangent: Ray_Peranus: Is the power cord plugged in?

But then where will I plug in the coffee maker?


Coffee maker? There's a Starbucks across the street.
 
2012-06-10 12:20:03 AM
leadmetal: So, what competitor is going to take the business away from this county government?

None.

Who is going to lose their job?

Nobody.

Who is going to pay for this?

The taxpayers.

So why should they care?


Exactly. This is the one reason that outsourcing government service often makes sense--it's not that private enterprise is inherently cheaper, it's that a competitive marketplace makes things more efficient.
 
2012-06-10 12:21:11 AM
I find their drop-down header that follows you as you scroll down their web page creepy. Is everything about Alabama that creepy?
 
2012-06-10 12:21:50 AM
Ceteris Paribus says: That's symptomatic of severe financial distress

I don't think that is true. Corporations have been cutting "non-essential" positions for years and it is now coming back to bite them in the ass with lowered productivity. Corps seem to think the answer is always downsizing and dumping the extra work on the rest of the team. Can't do it forever.
 
2012-06-10 12:23:02 AM
Weaver95: GAT_00: Hey, what do you know, Republican government policy is completely idiotic and fails horribly.

what I don't get is why organizations don't maintain their infrastructure. you can only outsource so much before things fall apart. and lemme tell ya - SAP is a right bastard if you don't maintain it.


What I don't get is why they even have there own Finance server or much past a network and some basic file/print servers and minimal storage. Articles like these are relatively common which leads me to believe most counties run their own systems. The costs to maintain are in most cases considerably higher than if they outsourced, maybe not to a private group but a consolidated state run facility.

Do you think there is a finance server in the back of every Wal-Mart and other store you walk into? There maybe something in the back so handle local activity but most of the major work is done in consolidated sites. Less hardware, less software, and less staffing, therefore you can run better hardware and hopefully better staffing.
 
2012-06-10 12:23:10 AM
Ray_Peranus: Mr.Tangent: Ray_Peranus: Is the power cord plugged in?

But then where will I plug in the coffee maker?

Coffee maker? There's a Starbucks across the street.


and risk exposure to the sun?
 
2012-06-10 12:24:02 AM
Loren: leadmetal: So, what competitor is going to take the business away from this county government?

None.

Who is going to lose their job?

Nobody.

Who is going to pay for this?

The taxpayers.

So why should they care?

Exactly. This is the one reason that outsourcing government service often makes sense--it's not that private enterprise is inherently cheaper, it's that a competitive marketplace makes things more efficient.


The problem with the outsourcing is that it usually goes to someone who has friends in government so it works out the same or worse.
 
2012-06-10 12:25:50 AM
wildcardjack: There are danger in signing maintenance contracts without having IT check it out first.

They you might need... A Contract-Killer


[3.bp.blogspot.com image 635x800]


YES... LOVE BOFH. :P

detroitdoesntsuckthatbad: I worked industrial manufacturing process control for years. Nothing better than gettig capital improvement after capital improvement denied and then getting a phone call that we're losing 50,000$/hour thanks to a broken sensor that hasn't been manufactured since 1985. Now that control systems have begun integration with business systems the line between engineering and IT have blurred. Who's my boss- Director of Engineering or the CIO? At least I know I can always get a job.

I hear ya. Been there, done that.

I went into business for myself. It's not glamorous. I just got tired of the corporate bullshiat.
 
2012-06-10 12:28:32 AM
optikeye: Geeze, from the comments apparently they where using a 486 for the server---you'd would have think they would have upgraded that in the couple of decades.

hahaha, ow, my brain.
 
2012-06-10 12:30:58 AM
Lt_Ryan: Weaver95: GAT_00: Hey, what do you know, Republican government policy is completely idiotic and fails horribly.

what I don't get is why organizations don't maintain their infrastructure. you can only outsource so much before things fall apart. and lemme tell ya - SAP is a right bastard if you don't maintain it.

What I don't get is why they even have there own Finance server or much past a network and some basic file/print servers and minimal storage. Articles like these are relatively common which leads me to believe most counties run their own systems. The costs to maintain are in most cases considerably higher than if they outsourced, maybe not to a private group but a consolidated state run facility.

Do you think there is a finance server in the back of every Wal-Mart and other store you walk into? There maybe something in the back so handle local activity but most of the major work is done in consolidated sites. Less hardware, less software, and less staffing, therefore you can run better hardware and hopefully better staffing.


this this and more this
it is all about kick backs to family and friends
most of county business should be rolled into state or city and fire all the rest of those tards

/cook county in illinois? what a waste of sperm
 
2012-06-10 12:31:55 AM
leadmetal: Loren: leadmetal: So, what competitor is going to take the business away from this county government?

None.

Who is going to lose their job?

Nobody.

Who is going to pay for this?

The taxpayers.

So why should they care?

Exactly. This is the one reason that outsourcing government service often makes sense--it's not that private enterprise is inherently cheaper, it's that a competitive marketplace makes things more efficient.

The problem with the outsourcing is that it usually goes to someone who has friends in government so it works out the same or worse.


That, and there's a lack of consistency as well at times. I've worked some contract jobs for my business and I can tell you when I've worked on a whole network of systems that has the earmarks of several different policies and deployment that were but into place by different firms. Some logical, some that made you go "WTF were they thinking?". Your large companies are going to have both in-house and contracted labor for their IT department so there is bound to be IT policies in place that direct how software/hardware is deployed and maintained. But I've seen from experience when you've had smaller government and smaller businesses end up in a mess because there was no consistency with their systems. An absolute mess.
 
2012-06-10 12:34:08 AM
BarkingUnicorn: Well, the system's back online as of Friday. Tune in again Monday for more of The Great Alabama Server Meltdown.

If this county was smart, they would sell t-shirts celebrating the occasion. They could even have a festival for it.
The Great Alabama Server Meltdown 2012
 
2012-06-10 12:34:10 AM
Di Atribe: This is what happens when you cut taxes over & over & over. People lose their jobs & technology suffers & vendors don't get paid. Remember that next time you're biatching about your tax bill.

thank you. had a local republican party leader tell me a bond extension was the same as a tax. and that despite it being needed NO NEW TAXES. that was before and after admitting that the money was going to a worthy cause. one the community would benefit from.

fortunately more of us voted to continue the bond than voted for short term gain.
 
2012-06-10 12:34:53 AM
As a computer tech for a public school system, I'm getting a kick out of these replies....

Our district has $20 million+ saved up and we have a network consisting of 6,000+ devices, and 5 Techs counting the Tech Coordinator and the Sys Admin. So essentially 3 techs for twelve fairly large campuses. The superintendent however, refuses to have a computer in his office because he doesn't understand it and thinks IT is absolutely worthless, but throws an absolute shiat fit when we can't inventory, load apps, and deploy 600 ipads, 2 days after delivery. Then throws an even bigger shiat fit once they are deployed because he didn't listen when he was told there was serious infrastructure worked that needed to be done to the wireless to support said ipads. Not sure if my job will be there next school year, but at this point i'm so fed up I don't really care.
 
2012-06-10 12:35:13 AM
I live and work just a couple of miles outside the Jeffco line. I love election season on Birmingham media; it's a total circle jerk of idiocy and fiddling while Rome Burns. A candidate for the School board turned out to have a hugely falsified resume and was a high school dropout. He still got like 100 votes after dropping out of the race in disgrace. The audio is funny, especially when he talks about how he should be "strutinized or strutinated"

A local radio show uses him occasionally as a political commentator but he's the only one who doesn't seem to be in on the joke.

Jefferson County, AL is a shining example of southern politics. When money runs tight, they cut law enforcement and public facing services first. But hey, anyone interested in being the new Jeffco CFO?
 
2012-06-10 12:36:06 AM
Lt_Ryan:
Do you think there is a finance server in the back of every Wal-Mart and other store you walk into? There maybe something in the back so handle local activity but most of the major work is done in consolidated sites. Less hardware, less software, and less staffing, therefore you can run better hardware and hopefully better staffing.


well...the issue with government sites is that there are frequently issues with local and state politics that get in the way of a consolidated IT infrastructure. that plus sheer ignorance of IT issues from most high level government people can easily translate into multiple redundant and inefficient networks as well as some rather confused sources of data. the shiny presentation from the nice company that just donated a couple hundred grand to some senator's campaign is probably gonna just get tossed into the mix without much concern for the long term consequences for the folks who have to maintain and run it.

the problem with private networks is that again - you've got a corporate culture that's focused on THIS quarter's earning statements. the IT folks aren't 'adding value' to the corporate bottom line. they're a 'cost center', not a profit center. And in the MBA/accountant universe - you don't improve cost centers, you cut them down to the bone and run bare minimum until you find a way to get rid of them completely. Hence the trend to outsource as much of your core IT functions as humanly possible, regardless of the consequences of said actions. we can sit here and discuss the pros and cons of that thinking all night long, but at the end of the day until the corporate culture of 'faster/cheaper/outsource more' goes away we're going to see more and more IT jobs bleed out overseas.
 
2012-06-10 12:36:11 AM
GAT_00: cman: GAT_00: Hey, what do you know, Republican government policy is completely idiotic and fails horribly.

Same can be said for every government policy in existence

You're ex-military. So you're saying, you are, or rather were, part of the problem?


GAT_00: Wait, so government is the problem unless it's your solution?
 
2012-06-10 12:37:37 AM
Curious: Di Atribe: This is what happens when you cut taxes over & over & over. People lose their jobs & technology suffers & vendors don't get paid. Remember that next time you're biatching about your tax bill.

thank you. had a local republican party leader tell me a bond extension was the same as a tax. and that despite it being needed NO NEW TAXES. that was before and after admitting that the money was going to a worthy cause. one the community would benefit from.

fortunately more of us voted to continue the bond than voted for short term gain.


We had the same thing happen here. We had a referendum on it. The schools were taking a hit anyway (thanks Walker) but people actually believed their property taxes were going to be raised if they voted yes. I told numerous people that no, your taxes will not go up if you vote yes. The good side won by 8 votes.
 
2012-06-10 12:38:30 AM
xanadian: optikeye: Geeze, from the comments apparently they where using a 486 for the server---you'd would have think they would have upgraded that in the couple of decades.

WHAT!??

When I first started working at the place I'm at, 7 years ago, they were still using computers that had Pentiums in them. Not Pentium 4, or 3, or 2, or even MMX. PENTIUM. It was running WIndows for Workgroups 3.11.

O.o

Needless to say, everyone has either XP or Win 7 now.

I love being able to drive the technological bus where I work...


Preach on my brother, I run the wireless assest for a large company and most of the time I just need to get the execs on a demo of the product and then my SR VP of IT is forced into buying it because those guys demand the product since they loved it so much. That's pretty much how I sell everything and the only way I can drag our sorry out of date company into the 21st century.

If you need anything done try to link it to an iPad and an executive and you will have money flowing before you get back to your desk. They are like moths to a flame.
 
2012-06-10 12:39:19 AM
29.media.tumblr.com
 
2012-06-10 12:41:03 AM
kombat_unit: GAT_00: cman: GAT_00: Hey, what do you know, Republican government policy is completely idiotic and fails horribly.

Same can be said for every government policy in existence

You're ex-military. So you're saying, you are, or rather were, part of the problem?

GAT_00: Wait, so government is the problem unless it's your solution?


Ok, did cman out himself as kombat unit?
 
2012-06-10 12:42:03 AM
Speaking as someone who worked in IT, was laid off for budgetary reasons, and then had their old company's IT infrastructure crash when they weren't there to maintain in it, I just have to say "Hahahahahahahahahahaha."

I worked for a company that ran the recording systems in court rooms around the country. Got laid off because an outside company convinced the senile old guy running the company they would be a cheaper and more reliable IT solution than I was (even though most of my time was spent fixing stuff they screwed up). Apparently a few weeks after I was let go the whole damn network crashed and the outside company wouldn't even answer phone calls for a few days. After they had been fired and my former company had gone through a few other IT people I went to lunch with some of my old friends that worked there in other departments. It seemed my old manager heard they were having lunch with me and told them to try to get me back. Fark you! I'm gone and have since realized what utter and complete shiat working in IT is.

I'm a nursing student now. Even if all I do is change old people diapers all day long, there's still less shiat than working in IT.
 
2012-06-10 12:43:32 AM
Taking after fark, are they?

www.inquisitr.com
 
2012-06-10 12:44:04 AM
meteorite: Speaking as someone who worked in IT, was laid off for budgetary reasons, and then had their old company's IT infrastructure crash when they weren't there to maintain in it, I just have to say "Hahahahahahahahahahaha."

I worked for a company that ran the recording systems in court rooms around the country. Got laid off because an outside company convinced the senile old guy running the company they would be a cheaper and more reliable IT solution than I was (even though most of my time was spent fixing stuff they screwed up). Apparently a few weeks after I was let go the whole damn network crashed and the outside company wouldn't even answer phone calls for a few days. After they had been fired and my former company had gone through a few other IT people I went to lunch with some of my old friends that worked there in other departments. It seemed my old manager heard they were having lunch with me and told them to try to get me back. Fark you! I'm gone and have since realized what utter and complete shiat working in IT is.

I'm a nursing student now. Even if all I do is change old people diapers all day long, there's still less shiat than working in IT.


Can't go wrong in healthcare if you can handle it. Nurses rarely get downsized.
 
2012-06-10 12:45:09 AM
LasersHurt: You will never, ever go wrong by paying a little extra for a good IT staff and the equipment they need.

You will, however, be a giant dick when you don't give them what they need, then biatch at them when something goes wrong.


my little coding shop has gone through 7 good engineers in the last couple years, out of a total of 10 people. recently our best engineer walked out the door. management wont give any raises and constantly complains and changes directions, its a psychotic place to work. they have no clue how much knowledge they continually let walk out the door. and then they wonder why projects dont get finished. the situation in the article is typical i think of too many organizations. those who dont have a grasp on the reality of IT tend to discount it when everything is going smoothly and they can click their buttons and the machines are humming. then they wonder, gee we spend a bunch on these geeks.. we could save a bunch of money with fewer of them.. i mean geez seems like they just spend all their time on Fark anyway.. and then something goes wrong, and the guys who could probably troubleshoot the problem and fix it right away are'nt there, and the poor saps that are, but dont have the particular knowledge, have to figure things out from scratch, which takes too much time and effort.

// sorry for the ramble.. this article touched a nerve.
 
2012-06-10 12:45:42 AM
When government cutbacks are needed, they are usually delayed until after the last minute. When they do happen, the most critical and necessary things are usually the first to go rather than the reelect-elected-official-Bob-waste-of-time-and-money-boondoggle projects that nobody ever wanted or needed and are almost always marked as do-not-touch.
 
2012-06-10 12:46:42 AM
Benjamin Orr: I guess somebody didn't do the needful

I guess they found few problems.
 
2012-06-10 12:47:11 AM
Weaver95: the problem with private networks is that again - you've got a corporate culture that's focused on THIS quarter's earning statements. the IT folks aren't 'adding value' to the corporate bottom line. they're a 'cost center', not a profit center. And in the MBA/accountant universe - you don't improve cost centers, you cut them down to the bone and run bare minimum until you find a way to get rid of them completely. Hence the trend to outsource as much of your core IT functions as humanly possible, regardless of the consequences of said actions. we can sit here and discuss the pros and cons of that thinking all night long, but at the end of the day until the corporate culture of 'faster/cheaper/outsource more' goes away we're going to see more and more IT jobs bleed out overseas.

This. I guess the onsite techs are the MacLoed of American IT.
 
2012-06-10 12:47:11 AM
Sabyen91: kombat_unit: GAT_00: cman: GAT_00: Hey, what do you know, Republican government policy is completely idiotic and fails horribly.

Same can be said for every government policy in existence

You're ex-military. So you're saying, you are, or rather were, part of the problem?

GAT_00: Wait, so government is the problem unless it's your solution?

Ok, did cman out himself as kombat unit?


Pfft. Everyone knows my alts are GAT_00 and Bathia_Mapes
 
2012-06-10 12:47:56 AM
Weaver95: for a second there, I thought this was a story about my now former employer....

Personally, I wish 'em the best of luck but they're not reinvesting in their infrastructure and laying off people with years of experience, and those of us who DIDN'T get laid off are retiring fast as they can.


Its all of our former employers.
 
2012-06-10 12:47:59 AM
rassleholic: When government cutbacks are needed, they are usually delayed until after the last minute. When they do happen, the most critical and necessary things are usually the first to go rather than the reelect-elected-official-Bob-waste-of-time-and-money-boondoggle projects that nobody ever wanted or needed and are almost always marked as do-not-touch.

That happens with the defense budget, for sure.
 
2012-06-10 12:48:10 AM
meteorite: I'm a nursing student now. Even if all I do is change old people diapers all day long, there's still less shiat than working in IT.

This. This. A thousand times this.
 
2012-06-10 12:48:28 AM
Sabyen91: Can't go wrong in healthcare if you can handle it. Nurses rarely get downsized.

boingboing.net
 
2012-06-10 12:48:45 AM
cman: Sabyen91: kombat_unit: GAT_00: cman: GAT_00: Hey, what do you know, Republican government policy is completely idiotic and fails horribly.

Same can be said for every government policy in existence

You're ex-military. So you're saying, you are, or rather were, part of the problem?

GAT_00: Wait, so government is the problem unless it's your solution?

Ok, did cman out himself as kombat unit?

Pfft. Everyone knows my alts are GAT_00 and Bathia_Mapes


Oh, hell, I know you aren't Bathia, you would be swinging a bigger stick.
 
2012-06-10 12:49:05 AM
Business side: What do we pay IT for? They're a waste of money
IT: Ok, bye
Business side: where'd my internet go? I can't find my internet anymore? Why isn't this web project done?

Both sides need each other.
IT needs business for the $$, business needs IT to get shiat done. If they think IT doesn't do anything, IT is doing the job right, because they keep stuff up and seem to be invisible.
 
2012-06-10 12:49:20 AM
optikeye: Sabyen91: Can't go wrong in healthcare if you can handle it. Nurses rarely get downsized.

[boingboing.net image 344x448]


I stand corrected. :)
 
2012-06-10 12:49:34 AM
zzrhardy: Fiction Fan: Just so you know, Jefferson County is in financial trouble because the people and businesses who actually make money are moving out of JC and have been for years because increasing population of African American influence in the county

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Not sure if that helps, it was the first eubonics translator page on google.


I prefer this:
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2012-06-10 12:50:13 AM
Oh god, this sound like my employer.

5 years ago, with much fanfare, we imported on a new CEO from the US. His first week on the job he says, and this is a direct quote:

"I don't understand why we need an IT department when the Staples across the street has a service counter?"

Second week on the job, he lays off 25% of the IT workforce. Actually, he laid off the entire workforce, but a few of the department heads who understood what a mind-numbingly stupid idea this was, managed to get most of us transferred into their units. As of two years ago, annual IT spending dropped to $0. Cue several key server and network failures.

"Why do we need to fix this? Let's just go back to pencil and paper."

As of this week, they have just signed an outsourcing agreement that will cost them 2.5x what they used to pay to run everything in-house. Absolute farking morons.
 
2012-06-10 12:50:57 AM
Never ever lay off the DBA before you quit paying the electrical bill. He's more important than electricity in a modern office.
 
2012-06-10 12:53:49 AM
Ika7734: Business side: What do we pay IT for? They're a waste of money
IT: Ok, bye
Business side: where'd my internet go? I can't find my internet anymore? Why isn't this web project done?

Both sides need each other.
IT needs business for the $$, business needs IT to get shiat done. If they think IT doesn't do anything, IT is doing the job right, because they keep stuff up and seem to be invisible.


It goes beyond that. The business side (office) is looked at as the redheaded step-child of production by corporate and not all that important because they are not a direct cost (similar to IT). Upper management, whether governmental or corporate is shortsighted and usually the least informed and most obstinate people to grace the earth.

/Replace all upper management with middle management drones and things will get better.
 
2012-06-10 12:54:22 AM
Um, to be blunt, the last time Alabama knew what a server was, it said "massa" and could cook the shiat out of some grits.
 
2012-06-10 12:55:07 AM
Ika7734: Both sides need each other.
IT needs business for the $$, business needs IT to get shiat done. If they think IT doesn't do anything, IT is doing the job right, because they keep stuff up and seem to be invisible.


I'm really grateful my former employer realized this and we were able to work together to get things done, not so grateful for the pillaging of the Canadian side of the business to save a few bucks on the US side but at least most of my time there was pleasent.

Another former IT worker going back to school to train in something more useful.
 
2012-06-10 12:55:17 AM
Ika7734: IT is doing the job right, because they keep stuff up and seem to be invisible.

If you do your job correctly, you're invisible and everything just 'works' and they don't see the need for you and infact for most the time the equipment doesn't need you either as it's stable and working just fine with autoscripts etc.

Occasionally, reach over to the server and turn the power off. Wait for calls and then "OMG, I'm right on it...it should be back up in 30 mins." Take a smoke break switch it back on and you're a god.
 
2012-06-10 12:55:38 AM
GAT_00 proving once again that so much stupid can be crammed into such a small user name. It's amazing to watch threads where you come into them thinking you are going to speak for the masses and you end up turned around and beaten into the ground for such idiotic things. I bet you sit at your desk thinking, "man this is awesome I bet a lot of people will agree with me this should be good," and then hit the submit button with a nice smile on your face. I would personally suggest possibly not posting so much.
 
2012-06-10 12:55:59 AM
Sabyen91: meteorite: Speaking as someone who worked in IT, was laid off for budgetary reasons, and then had their old company's IT infrastructure crash when they weren't there to maintain in it, I just have to say "Hahahahahahahahahahaha."

I worked for a company that ran the recording systems in court rooms around the country. Got laid off because an outside company convinced the senile old guy running the company they would be a cheaper and more reliable IT solution than I was (even though most of my time was spent fixing stuff they screwed up). Apparently a few weeks after I was let go the whole damn network crashed and the outside company wouldn't even answer phone calls for a few days. After they had been fired and my former company had gone through a few other IT people I went to lunch with some of my old friends that worked there in other departments. It seemed my old manager heard they were having lunch with me and told them to try to get me back. Fark you! I'm gone and have since realized what utter and complete shiat working in IT is.

I'm a nursing student now. Even if all I do is change old people diapers all day long, there's still less shiat than working in IT.

Can't go wrong in healthcare if you can handle it. Nurses rarely get downsized.



LOL! I am guessing those Phillipino nurse they are importing in Texas don't work dirt cheap.
 
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