Re: For The Gamers

On 2025-01-11, chrisv <chrisv@nospam.invalid> wrote:

Stéphane CARPENTIER wrote:
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Farley Flud wrote:

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Poor choice.  You would have immediately stopped having fun
if you had been hired. 

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It's impressive. Your stupidity has no boundary. You are always able to
surpass yourself. There is no reason to look for a job you don't like.
Most people on the planet can't choose their job: they have to do a
difficult job for a bad salary provided them just enough money to eat.
And sometime, the job that destroy their health doesn't even not provide
them enough money to eat. So having the possibility to get a well payed
job you like is a blessing. Only a brain dead first class moron like you
can't understand that.
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The kinds of shit programming that occurs in most commercial
businesses would make any intelligent person cringe.  It's all
bullshit from start to finish, especially in the web arena.

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You don't explain why he shouldn't have fun.

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Yeah, having a job that is actually fun is "the dream" that not many
people get to live.  Plus you'll out-perform everyone who is only
doing it for the paycheck.
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Not to disparage my job.  It's OK.  Sometimes fun.  I'm fscking-around
with computers and electronics all day, so it's what I like and am
good at.
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I taught my kids to pick a career that they enjoyed rather than look for
pure money.
Of course money is the #1 criteria for young folks but being miserable
even if making lot's of money sucks.
All my kids turned out fine.
Different professions, different salaries, but all happy with their choice.


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