Re: [ppa-dev] Availability

[Robert T. <xz...@us...>]

On Sunday 15 October 2006 00:19, Dan Wilson wrote:
> Chris,
>
> It's sad to see you go.  I'm sure you will still lurk on the mailing
> list as I do.
>
> I would just like to publicly thank Chris for his dedication and the
> many, many hours of coding he has done over the years.  As the
> "grandfather" of this project, I have never felt at all like it was
> not in good hands while Chris was at the helm.
>

Agreed.  I don't know where we would be without the rewrite for 7.3 which was 
certainly Chris vision. 

> And going forward, I feel completely comfortable with Rob as the lead.
>  I'm just glad the project didn't fall on it's face when I hit the
> point that Chris just hit (not that I ever thought it would in his care).
>

Thanks for the vote of confidence.... I wish I felt as comfortable. :-)    

> Just a big thanks for all your hard work!
>
> -=Dan
>
> PS.  As a side note (to anyone), my company is hiring [1].  Anyone
> willing to move to Orem, UT and work at Omniture?  We really need some
> really sharp minds and we do most of our stuff in PHP.  If you haven't
> heard of us, we are one of (if not THE) leading web analytics (think
> webalizer/awstats on some serious steroids) companies in the world.
> We just went public in June. Big drawback is we use MySQL
> exclusively... not that I don't complain about that on a daily basis.
>  If you are interested, send me your resume.
>
> [1] http://www.omniture.com/career/148
>

Hmm... maybe you should consider moving to Maryland, then you can work for my 
company which does both PHP & PostgreSQL related stuff (among other things).  
We've got a number of open positions too (http://omniti.com/people/jobs). :-)

-- 
Robert Treat
Build A Brighter LAMP :: Linux Apache {middleware} PostgreSQL