Fucking wayback machine time.
Doing a Google of myself (funny how little of my info is actually out there after all this time), I found this thread from 1998, which still exists on a number of repositories, about Linux firewalls.
Still some decent info, even if it's over 15 years old now.
http://marc.info/?l=firewalls-gc&m=88679174002683&w=2
Did you enjoy HR?
Don't forget the sweaters.She got to be douchey to people and make them do inane things for no real reason other than to make them miserable
Of course she enjoyed it
That isn't a life worth living, imo. Anything for a long period time is too static. Like my grandparents have lived in the same house for over 50 years... 50 years in the same house. Get what I'm saying?
I am not invalidating anyone's experiences; I put "IMO" when this all started.I think we have different definitions of enjoy.
Did you enjoy HR? Cause it never really sounded like you did, but by what you said above "you do something you enjoy until you find something you enjoy more"
Also, it's pretty damned silly to invalidate everyone else's experiences solely based on your own.
That isn't a life worth living, imo. Anything for a long period time is too static. Like my grandparents have lived in the same house for over 50 years... 50 years in the same house. Get what I'm saying?
That isn't a life worth living, imo. Anything for a long period time is too static. Like my grandparents have lived in the same house for over 50 years... 50 years in the same house. Get what I'm saying?
there*... 50 years at the same house is just fine. Also, its their home, not a randomass house.
They raised their kids there, they probably moved in there when they got married, theyll probably die their. Its not the wood and concrete, its the things that have happened there.
I am not invalidating anyone's experiences; I put "IMO" when this all started.
I enjoy things like anyone else until I find something that I enjoy more. This is an ever evolving need as I grow older and likes and dislikes change. IMO, a person is pretty simple-minded if they enjoy only one job/career their whole life. There is so much more that needs to be experienced. Wapner at four.
... 50 years at the same house is just fine. Also, its their home, not a randomass house.
They raised their kids there, they probably moved in there when they got married, theyll probably die their. Its not the wood and concrete, its the things that have happened there.
So someone who dedicates their life to getting a PHD in astrophysics and that line of work is simple minded?
Pot, meet kettle.
someone's being awfully judgy today
This has happened to me also. I laughed uncontrollably when I saw the xkcd strip about this same thing.I hate it when i google a very specific problem, and what i find is my own post from like 12 years ago, about the same problem. I dont even remember posting it the first time, and i usually read about 5 or 6 posts before i realize i wrote what im reading.
You can't even find photos of me with a GIS, which is a very good thing.
Of course not, but someone who works in a typical office job or other position that doesn't have real meaning to their life sure are.So someone who dedicates their life to getting a PHD in astrophysics and that line of work is simple minded?
Pot, meet kettle.
Or someone who has to make sure their children have food and a home.Of course not, but someone who works in a typical office job or other position that doesn't have real meaning to their life sure are.
There are so many people that just do the grind because that is all they know and they don't dare to try living outside the box. That is a simple minded person.
Of course not, but someone who works in a typical office job or other position that doesn't have real meaning to their life sure are.
There are so many people that just do the grind because that is all they know and they don't dare to try living outside the box. That is a simple minded person.