I didn't really think this was needed, but apparently I should stick a giant disclaimer on all my posts related to work. Since this is a personal web site, and I use it every bit as much for venting as I do discussion and collaboration, there will always be a mix of annoyance stirred in with discussions regarding current strategy, methods, and execution of things here at work. This blog serves secondarily as a reminder to myself about the problems I've had at the workplace, so that I can look back on, reflect, and learn from those experiences.
That all said, only one thing remains: These are the words of Jakob Heuser, and are not reflective of the opinions of MPSC, NPS, or the HSDL Project. If they were, they would probably be internal, classified, and I would be unable to write them here, in a personal blog, on the Internet. I don't know who would hold my words as the word of a project (especially since I am a lowly Webb Developer), but since that possibility is there, this needs to be out there. Additionally, pay no mind to the time associated with what few work posts you might see. b2evolution records the time you click "new post", not the time you hit submit. Many of these entries were typed on my lunch break, or after I had completed the day's work- placing it on my own time. I think that's everything...you may now continue with your regular readings.
Oh, and for the curious, just until I get things sorted out, I unpublished some of the other work related items. Nothing like kicking off the morning with 30 seconds of self-censorship. Now, before I'm late, off to said work.
In response to "You Knew It Was Coming…":
*hugs and more hugs*