@johnabs
How many miles or how much time until you save $ from going from gas to electric- before you can preemptively buy a backup battery before it inevitably goes out like all batteries in the world do over wear n tear?
--Gets shot down by some janky object held together by glue and duct tape.
--Crashes in the middle of nowhere.
--Has to hide before the primitives come in and try to turn them into trophies(comparative)
--One is too afraid to leave and radios for help. Gets caught and killed with boomsticks
--The other goes MIA while quietly observing primitives behavior, until help arrives
"We never should have gone for that joy ride ..."
Perhaps students should learn to make mock resumes for people with the qualifications.
Then try to emulate off those projected successes by slowly growing their own over-time.
@garyackerman
The first midnight, not the last midnight.
The one that lasts longer than the others.
That time in place that's really far away.
/Sarcasm
A healthy business is one that caters to the demands of it's customers. People have been needy since the dawn of time, so there is always demand.
What those demands are- tend to change.
What your business model is- should reflect it.
Not that I know of
People are fucked in th figurative sense. Yet everyone wants the actual.
Wake up, samurai. We have a city to burn.
He who instructs without learning, teaches nothing.
That last word cut out there. Code for what?
You might appreciate @effinbirds
Fluid ounces?
Avorita
Internet of Thots
Fun backstory- it's because of projects like my keyboard that I got my first job in a full-IT company and my career actually started moving forward. I learned a lot by simply putting together my first keyboard and would highly recommend anyone to do so if they want to learn more as well.
My best friend years ago took me to his workplace and show me his ErgoDoxInfinity which was a splut-format. That got me interested in mechanical keyboards and I soon joined a reddit community. There, I learned many other people were deeply invested in the hobby. I also then learned how amazing and expensive it could be.
My first keyboard was a::
GH60 Satan pcb
Clear Gateron Keyswiches
Clear blank keycaps
I wasn't all that confident in making it myself, but I figured the worse case scenario would be that it would be a learning lesson. I _did_ end up having to resolder a few switches around as I had them in the wrong alignment.
I broke the usb-b port off a few times and had to improvise traces few times using leftover legs from used LEDs. Also had to replace a few resistors after having been dropped (all this overtime after initial completion).
Some skills honed::
-soldering/resoldering
-firmware flashing
-continuity and general component testing with voltmeter
Other skills can be exampled through it but those were the biggest takeaways in my interview. Though again, there are setups that allow a new user to not have to learn such in order to get started
@icedquinn
Your mom's a Russian troll farm
Because they're an overpriced commodity in a market capable of supporting a cast horizon of fruitful competition?
Ask me about my keyboard