>>>>>>So I came into a new job where I will complement (eventually replace) an offshore outsourced team. I am working on one of their .NET websites. First of all, they are reading Excel data using Jet, which is good because it uses the .NET base libraries. However, I believe they thought they needed to open the Excel document using the Office components before they read the data, which is bad because it requires us to install freaking Excel on the web server. So I opened their solution and removed this dependency, but for the life of me I can't figure out how to actually roll out the new version. It appears they have 2-3 Web projects, all of which roll out to the same folder so the roots of the three projects are the same folder. There is no documentation. I can't request documentation because it's some sort of holiday in India.
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>>>>>>GRRRRRR.
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>>>>>>I blame the outsourced team for being stupid and not showing any sort of consideration (required Excel to be installed on the web server, using the same root, making the rollouts require manual steps) and my employer (not requiring higher standards).
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>>>>>>I need a beer.
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>>>>>See tha attached.
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>>>>What are those lovely looking sausages? They look like a Hungarian sausage I love called Csabai (or sometimes I've seen it spelled Chubay) .
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>>>I thought they were deer sausages at first.
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>>Could be I suppose. I don't know where the beer is from, but the picture has trinixy.ru in the bottom right corner. Do they eat much deer sausage in Russia?
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>>I've never tried deer sausage. Csabai has a nice little bite to it. Absolutely delicious.
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>Hungarian sausage was very popular in Russia, probably still is. In regard to native sausage and/or deers, maybe they reappeared during last 15 years, but I am not very optimistic.

Very popular at my house too. ;)