My family did not and it just added another avenue they could sap my energy. I down play it a lot more these days.
My family did not and it just added another avenue they could sap my energy. I down play it a lot more these days.
My resume these days is pretty eclectic and I honestly think it’s been a plus. Interviewers like to ask about it and seem genuinely interested in the different things I’ve done. It demonstrates a pretty wide range of skills and versatility.
I came here to say this too. Lots of people buy expensive tools that they only use a couple of times. I respect the buy it for life mindset, but at that level of usage anything you can get your hands on will last.
I’ve had fewer errors overall than I have Reddit, but your mileage is going to vary drastically based on your instance. I’ve briefly tried other instances, even fairly popular ones, and I’d describe the experience as nearly unusable.
I’ve had two work from home positions - one basically a call center position, the other was an admin clerk job. I got both through what is effectively a recruitment agency.
I doubt I’d notice.
KOTOR 2 - Has quite a few pain points for me, usually when they make you swap characters, but by far the longest stretch that makes me reconsider replaying is the surface of Telos. It’s just a bore until you reach Atris and feels like it takes forever.
I actually like Pergaus outside of the T3 part though, which I guess makes me a KOTOR 2 heretic. The atmosphere and mystery is just fantastically done.
Blowback - Deep dives into American imperialism. Each season covers a single topic and goes into the background history, through to the conflict, to the aftermath in about 10 hour long episodes each. The first season was on the Iraq War, the second on Cuba, the third on the Korean War and the fourth into Operation Cyclone in Afghanistan. Extremely well produced with some great soundtracks.
lmao yeah I got told basically the same thing at my last job a bunch