I did photography for a few years at least. Stopped in 2015 and now I'm curious what's been going on since.
I think it was Season 4 of Westworld where Charlotte commands humans to become a chair for her to sit on. It can't be a coincidence that One Eye in the Thief and the Cobbler did the same thing, right? There were even people dancing in both scenes shortly before these happen.
Looking at careers, I may actually fit this path quite well, but I fear it’s just one of those jobs that truly is crap. I want to be sold on it because I’ve had jobs like it in part and smaller scope, but I did really well and liked that job that gave me the opportunity but I’m not sure if it was the environment or the tasks that hit something in me.
Basically, I chose Warden but I'm honestly bored of it. I really wish I had focused on Nightblade or a heavier magic user. I was wanting to do some chaos and so far it seems pretty tame.
What I mean is I’m a good worker, not the best, but inevitably I’m almost like overlooked a lot, or the way people talk to me is cordial but clearly lacking interest in me, my life or career aspirations.
There’s always another person or two who is seen as a golden employee and the way they’re talked to is an equal, they’re well respected and clearly loved by everyone. They’re always hyped in meetings like “John did this amazing stuff”, meanwhile I might get a “hey good job” but nothing specific about what I’ve really done.
Is it me? I don’t feel I’m jealous, but I sound petty when I try to ask friends and family. Though they never say that, just me. I am glad the others are doing well, but wtf am I doing wrong to be nearly invisible?
Every game is nearly unplayable on my network. 800 ms ping spikes followed by 74 ms ping. I have set my router in different locations, literally placed the router nearly touching my machine, reset my router. Nothing seems to help unless I get on really late at night on a random weekday. I can't use an ethernet cord at the moment.
Looking at my options out in the wild. I feel Supply Chain coordinating seems like a good fit for me. I have read just a B.S. and a cert are all I need, is that true to get an entry level position that pays decently enough to live off of in a HCOL area?
I’m struggling to find where I feel comfortable in the world and I have some experiences that made me happy at my job and I’m trying to see if there a career in it for me that fits closely with my experiences.
On a lower scale whatever this job is looks like: Someone focuses on improving efficiency, problem solving by focusing on organizing products for optimizing sales (putting the most popular items up front, new items where people must see them, etc). Comparing monthly/annual revenue to see what is improving and what isn't and making adjustments to inventory or scheduling to add/drop them appropriately. Overall site management.
If you didn’t know, there had/has been games made by the gaming community for the Dreamcast even now. Is this the future of gaming in Quest standalone?
I am wondering about this degree as I have an interest to transfer into working in a crime lab. While I understand that part of it will most likely cross over into cyber security a bit, I am hoping it's not just a cyber security degree in disguise, and actually contains things like how evidence is handled, classes that help lead to certification in certain industry tools, etc.
Current a programmer working fulltime with a few years under me. I'm looking to transition from programming to digital forensics. The reason being is that I find myself drawn to working on crimes, I don't feel grinding at coding will be something I do until I'm 50 (so I'm looking to settle into something and continue long term) which usually means it'll end with management which isn't my thing, and the market for it right now is a mix between jobs being cut (so pretty cut throat), and AI making a lot of it redundant.
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I absolutely love the footnotes, the cover and just everything about the 20th anniversary edition. Why did they not release the other two books like this, what are close to perfect companions for it in size at least?