My boss and i had a very similar moment to today's Dilbert a few weeks ago; he was trying to set up our delegated reverse DNS and getting nothing. He called me to his desk; i looked at the zone file and immediately pointed out that the serial number was too long. He was far from thrilled.
My boss and i had a very similar moment to today's Dilbert a few weeks ago; he was trying to set up our delegated reverse DNS and getting nothing. He called me to his desk; i looked at the zone file and immediately pointed out that the serial number was too long. He was far from thrilled.
Crossfire lost 12-3 (although i'm certain we scored 4, it was not reflected on the scoreboard) to Vortex. Vortex was very organized and pressed us hard right from the start; after that, though, we came together very well, and came out in the second half playing our best soccer to date. Then we got tired and gave up a few more goals, and while everyone else played better, i played worse; at least 3 goals were my fault for committing too early or not trusting my defenders to do their job. I was, however, a lot more vocal than usual, and the team responded well, and played their hearts out. This was not a bad loss, despite the score.
Crossfire lost 12-3 (although i'm certain we scored 4, it was not reflected on the scoreboard) to Vortex. Vortex was very organized and pressed us hard right from the start; after that, though, we came together very well, and came out in the second half playing our best soccer to date. Then we got tired and gave up a few more goals, and while everyone else played better, i played worse; at least 3 goals were my fault for committing too early or not trusting my defenders to do their job. I was, however, a lot more vocal than usual, and the team responded well, and played their hearts out. This was not a bad loss, despite the score.
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