Anyone looking for a network engineer job?

[Trooper110]

Antarctic network caretakers in demand - Training & Development - Business - News - iTnews.com.au


Not too chilly in summer!

[baconoclock]

That sounds really cool actually, pay is a bit low though

[WalkinTarget]

Yea, if I'm gonna freeze my @ss off, it hasta be for more money.

OTOH, you could join the elite 300 club !
http://theglobalguy.com/world-travel...a/the-300-club

[MTJ=DK=]

Yea, if I'm gonna freeze my @ss off, it hasta be for more money.

+1

[Rand{CLR}]

Too bad it'll be entering Antarctic winter when the job is filled.

That 300 club is absolutely bugnuts insane. The shear shock of that transition would be enough to kill quite a lot of people. I have a leaking valve/heart murmur--I think that would do it for me. To say nothing of the asthma and the temperature shock of the air without something warming it (scarf/balaclava or whatever).

-Rand

[baconoclock]

Too bad it'll be entering Antarctic winter when the job is filled.

That 300 club is absolutely bugnuts insane. The shear shock of that transition would be enough to kill quite a lot of people. I have a leaking valve/heart murmur--I think that would do it for me. To say nothing of the asthma and the temperature shock of the air without something warming it (scarf/balaclava or whatever).

-Rand

Think of the 'Shrinkage' factor!

[{CLR} ObiTroy]

Think of the 'Shrinkage' factor!

[DougBob]

I don't think it would be possible for any more shrinkage below 0. Shrinkage only occurs so much until it becomes a void

[Pumpkin_Jack]

I don't think it would be possible for any more shrinkage below 0. Shrinkage only occurs so much until it becomes a void

How much before your outie becomes an innie?

[ViTO]

Forget shrinkage at that temperature....

It's like having a sex change.