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	Get A Job, Slacker

Posted by: WundergroundDevs, 4:38 PM GMT on September 05, 2008

Programmers, Developers, Keyboard Cowgirls/Cowboys, Hackers and Geeks! Come one, come all!

The Weather Underground is once again casting its nets for software/web developers. Do you like a 15 degree year round temperature range and one of the most expensive real estate markets in the entire world? Want to be a part of the universally beloved Wunderground Development team? Come work in our San Francisco, CA office!

Details here, if you dare!

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51. WundergroundDevs (Admin) 4:23 PM GMT on September 10, 2008
Quoting MichaelSTL: I was wondering, is there a reason why I often get a copy of Dr. Masters' blog (usually an older one) loaded into a comment instead of the modify comment box when I try to either click on Modify Comment or Submit (latter assuming that the edit box appears; in this case I have found I can often get it through by clicking on Submit several times)? It happens only in Dr. Masters' blog and especially when there are a lot of comments; the loading of an older blog into the comment is especially perplexing, and it appears that it happens to many others as well from what I have seen. This is a bug that will be repaired with an architecture update for the blogs that is in development.

52. jimmiek 12:51 PM GMT on September 11, 2008
Quoting anvilhead: haha im more qualified than anyone on this site Then go for it! Surely you can do rent and still have enough left over for Easy Mac and Cheese...

53. jimmiek 12:54 PM GMT on September 11, 2008
Quoting MNTornado: I would apply but my programming experience doesn't include any version of 'C' and doesn't include programming for GUI OS's. I'm an old DOS programmer with experience in Pascal, Assembly Language, and Compiler Basic. I don't have any useful experience in sales either. Now if you ever need some one with experience in electronics or technical writing, then I'm you man. BASIC! Whenever I hand out a fortran code to my class, they look at it as if it were an excerpt from the Dead Sea Scrolls.

54. HIEXPRESS 5:20 PM GMT on September 11, 2008
51 - I noticed that Firefox 3 now acts like IE in that respect. Firefox 2.? seemed here to allow comment modification OK.

55. ubikk 1:57 PM GMT on September 12, 2008
Quoting jimmiek: BASIC! Whenever I hand out a fortran code to my class, they look at it as if it were an excerpt from the Dead Sea Scrolls. I loved ForTran 77. Absolutely no graphics capability but it was great for all sorts of fun, useless stuff. I once won a classroom contest for having the fastest ForTran code that would move a Knight onto every space of a chessboard in the fewest moves.

56. NixUsr 4:06 PM GMT on September 13, 2008
Quoting WundergroundDevs: . Weather Underground uses a trimmed-down version of Slackware ... Although I mostly use debian (just a usr not a dev), Slackware is a good thing, we all need more Slack ;-). Y'all do a great job. I love this site. Thanks.

57. greatguy 11:40 PM GMT on July 16, 2009
um did you say 15 degree average temp in San Francisco? Are you seeing if we are paying attention or did I miss something? long island basements

58. Rockstarbabu 5:24 AM GMT on October 06, 2009
hi dear friend's i read your comment's and post's they are nice and effective but i want to know more about something if you tell me some more imfo. or data about this it's very nice to me and thank's a lot dear............. real estate

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