Funk Babblings

It's not his company. He doesn't even work as a full time employee there. (Rumor has it that he's making more money off his CLI tool and other projects than that hell hole is making off their prodcucts.)

No, he didn't sign it, but he did want me to fix his personal servers.

Funny story: for 8 months after I left my key was up on the keyserver.pgp. I had to leave it up there or the thing would die, as the daemon check scripts checked for my key using GPG. If the server failed to return a response, it would be restarted (a poor man's way to deal with a data base spec'd to hold a maximum of 100K keys but in reality was carrying several million.) I told people there they need to fix the issue (before and I after I left) but no one listened. I just kept getting paged every time the thing had issues. When I submitted bills for the time/notifications they refused to pay me. I charged them $100 for every unwanted message and there were other charges mixed in for things like their ISPs calling me on Sundays because lines were down (this was after I had left.)

Now, it looks like kharma may be spinning my way. More details on that later.