Eight Years of Service
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RE: What do you do for a living ? 01-30-2019, 10:56 PM
#21
Wow. I thought mine kept be busy. Impressive.
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Twelve Years of Service
Posts: 372
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RE: What do you do for a living ? 01-31-2019, 02:33 AM
#22
I work for a college as an IT Specialist/Test Administrator. Been so long that I got employed and finally happy that I have a job now. One of the best benefits is free vouchers. If I ever wanted any certifications, I will be given the study materials and vouchers at no cost.
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Nine Years of Service
Posts: 54
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RE: What do you do for a living ? 01-31-2019, 09:14 AM
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I do HVAC. Good ole heating and cooling. Jobless right now though
“Lord, protect me from my friends; I can take care of my enemies.” - Volitaire
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Eight Years of Service
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RE: What do you do for a living ? 01-31-2019, 01:51 PM
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I am an IT support specialist/computer repair. I also a website developer.
My IT skills that I know perfect is SQL, HTML ,css ,wordpress, PHP.
coding skills that I know is Java, JavaScript and C#
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Seven Years of Service
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RE: What do you do for a living ? 03-04-2019, 12:29 PM
#28
I do ewhoring until I get a proper job
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Seven Years of Service
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RE: What do you do for a living ? 03-05-2019, 12:08 AM
#29
I do anything that gets me a buck, except whoring myself out, of course. I'm a trained precious metal smith with a Gemological degree; Thus capable of evaluating the worth of jewelry of just about any type. I repair computers for those smart enough to trust me with their data ("I will only look at what you want me to see. That's all I guarantee.")
In the last little while I've partnered up with an exciting young mind who can scrap every bit of a computer better than even I ever could, extracting worthwhile materials for scrapping and creating art. We've been using capacitors and copper wire to create Nerdcore earrings and necklaces. Next up is sterilizing rods of usable metal scrapped from circuit boards and vacuum sealing the freshness in, allowing for us to fashion, package, and ship tongue and eyebrow piercings all over the world.
We're also building custom entertainment systems that do not look anything like a computer or media player, but a sculpture kept near the TV that happens to give you an OS, internet connection, and various media formats, all on your television without having a stack of DVD, Blue-Ray, Fire Sticks, etc. interfering with your flow.
I forgot how nice it was to work with kids excited about what they're doing and willing to engage in new and innovative ideas. People my age are beaten, jaded, and basically fucked too hard by their jobs to give a crap about creativity in repurposed shit.