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Haha pretty good
That is awesome. An' yeah, it's probably pretty close to the stereotypes we might perceive each other as.
I imagine Sysadmins more as the Engineer in TF2 constantly rebuilding everything as things get destroyed by the end users.
And you're a sysadmin, right? Either way (Neo or Engineer), you still clearly see sysadmins as a great and powerful people.
Quote from: Thorin on August 30, 2011, 09:57:32 AM
And you're a sysadmin, right? Either way (Neo or Engineer), you still clearly see sysadmins as a great and powerful people.
Not really, then again I have also been a developer... I have a much more neutral view of everyone.
Haha, that's a pretty good way of putting it: "Spam sappin' muh mail server"
"NETWORK DOWN!" lol
Hmm, I wonder if other TF2 classes apply to the different roles:
-Developer: Soldier (Has variable tools for resolving different situations, kinda crazy sometimes)
-Designer: Demoman (firing blind sometimes but they usually have a plan)
-QA: Spy (sadistic glee in destroying things)
-Project Manager: The Announcer ("30 seconds left!", "The cart is nearing the objective!")
Quote from: Mr. Analog on August 30, 2011, 10:29:51 AM
Haha, that's a pretty good way of putting it: "Spam sappin' muh mail server"
"NETWORK DOWN!" lol
Hmm, I wonder if other TF2 classes apply to the different roles:
-Developer: Soldier (Has variable tools for resolving different situations, kinda crazy sometimes)
-Designer: Demoman (firing blind sometimes but they usually have a plan)
-QA: Spy (sadistic glee in destroying things)
-Project Manager: The Announcer ("30 seconds left!", "The cart is nearing the objective!")
- Developer: is the Heavy ultimately you can't get most project done without him he paves the way through the project
- Designer: the medic... makes the Heavy effective or uber, but isn't all that useful on his own
- Project Manager: the Scout... Too many of them and you won't get anywhere, however if you have a really effective one your project moves much more quickly
haha, those are good too