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Any body knows what Fredi does except changing Signature of the week and Titles ?
Fredi do you have other Job than here in the forum or is it all you do?

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Way too many things to list. One important one is to moderate the forum to keep every one down before they turn it to a firy hell! I do not think 'entitles' anyone anyway...

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Reply to machow

Fredi does lots

he is the webmaster man!

well one of a few i think

but the main one

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Reply to Anonymous

He in charge of internet secuiry and maintainece as well, they write the code for the site as well so they are busy bees all the time plus anyone named Freedie has to have chicks falling for him all the time. Hey freddie can i change my name to yours???

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Reply to Anonymous

Webmaster job description:

Come in anytime as long as no one sees you come in late.
Get a cup of coffee.
Check on webmonkeys.
Get a cup of coffee.
Check server for error log.
Get a cup of coffee.
surf the web.
get a cup of coffee.
some one reported a problem. throw things at them.
get a cup of coffee.
Eat lunch.
get a cup of coffee.
surf the web more.
get a cup of coffee.
get a glass of water. and a cup of coffee.
go to the person with the problem and tell him/herthere was no problem, in fact it was his/her fault.
get a cup of coffee.
check on the webmonkeys.
go home. with a cup of coffee. also, make a stop in starbucks on the way.


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Reply to HolyGrenade

LOL!!! Slam Dunk!!

5- 6 years ago webmasters were real webmasters. No software support all the software was custom(or most of it). You either knew what you were doing or you didn't-no in betweens. Most importantly, no neighborhood Starbucks back then for most of us- just the grainy stuff made by some grad student in the student lounge-LOL.

Today everything has been tweaked for you already. The software has matured to the point that all you have to do is install it and set the perameteres. If a problem arises its not a half a day of looking at code, its a search on the software vendors site for a solution.

God, my 16 yearold little cousin has set up his own ftp site, web site, forum etc.- Even the viruses are able to be made by novices-not that I ever wrote one ;-).

Reply to Anonymous

Really?? But he needs to sit in front of the computer all day long so he catches all posts before they go rampant...

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Reply to machow

I think that description, fits the most.

Hey thats what I do(except the coffe, hate coffe), and I'm a developer :)

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Reply to Tormented

almost right, but change the glass of water to coke, of course :)

Fredi
Tom's Hardware Guide

Reply to Fredi

I wish it would be that easy.
Ready to go software just doesn't exists, despite the costs for something somewhat good are exorbitant.
However, all solutions we use are freeware/GNU and of course self written exactly to our needs. Just to keep all stuff secure and working under the extreme conditions is a good excuse to consume liters of coffee/coke :)

Fredi
Tom's Hardware Guide

Reply to Fredi

THE webmaster since 1996 with just one side kick for:
www.tomshardware.com
www.tomshardware.de
www.big5.tomshardware.com
www.gb.tomshardware.com
helping out the other guys for the other languages
taking care of 14 servers
end control of articles (content and layout), playing around with da hardware and testing stuff, benchmarks (I gave up writing though)
community admin (2 languages)
advertising admin (all)
programming/developing/updating/messing around with all the software needed (Document Managment System for example)

damn, I forgot answering emails and probably another zillion things...

Fredi
Tom's Hardware Guide<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by Fredi on 04/04/01 09:24 AM.</EM></FONT></P>

Reply to Fredi

Sounds like a lot of work to me and... I guess you need to be online all day to monitor the posts...

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Reply to machow

Oh sorry fredi, I though you were not doing that much,
but I guess I was wrong. Keep up the good work. :)

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Reply to Tormented

That does sound like a lot of work... OK, scratch web-master from my list of jobs for when I decide to grow up.

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Reply to nicewar

You have too many hats there. I vote to give you a raise.

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Reply to scarecrow

well, it makes a difference if you are just employed, or if you are one of the dinosaurs of a website. You know Tom started with a private homepage almost 6 years ago and I helped ever since...

Fredi
Tom's Hardware Guide

Reply to Fredi

This is really cool how thg sarted as small project. Did you guys think you'll make it big like this?

The hardware manufacturers are probably scared of what you guys think. Think of all the followers of the reviews and advise.


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Reply to HolyGrenade

Sure we never planed or could foresee the future of THG. We just had fun doing a homepage (pretty rare at those days...) and get email feedback one or two times a week.
We did things after our normal jobs. Men, how things have changed :)

Fredi
Tom's Hardware Guide

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