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Trucido · Moderator Reputation: 6 Joined: 08 Sep 2007 Posts: 2792

I'm an Electrical Engineer working in Public Transport.

AverageAzn247 · Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2026 9:13 pm Post subject:

sup its been a while. i am a senior software dev a large mega corp and cosplay as a handyman/landlord

THEindianguy · How do I cheat? Reputation: 0 Joined: 24 Jun 2026 Posts: 0

during my senior year of high school while taking an ap comp science class focused primarily on java i lost interest in the hobby and was already accepted into my university of choice along with my backup. i decided i didn't want to follow in the footsteps of my poo in loo uncles, one of which had a fruitful career at microsoft. granted, back then you could be a history major and get hired by an aerospace company... and not as a janitor. anyway... i knew i wanted to do something involving math as that is my strongest subject. this was back in 2010, while families were still recovering from the '07-'08 financial crisis, before all the douchey movies in the late 2010s made finance 'cool' and "bro culture." corporate finance appealed to me, particularly in the healthcare industry due to its complexity. after getting my b.s. in finance and a minor in math my parents talked me out of getting an MBA despite it being fully paid for by the govt (not loans, but grants) and topping my finance classes since they viewed it as a waste of time. they didn't understand i was going to school for fun, regardless of if i would use the degree(s) in a career. i hit the birth lottery, depending on who you ask, as i've never cared for money because i have the luxury of never having to worry about money, a roof over my head, or an empty stomach regardless of if i work or not the rest of my life, without fraudulently receiving govt. assistance because obama changed the law allowing for addicts to qualify for SSI so now you have a bunch of homeless addicts receiving $900-$1700/mo. and spending it on a few oz's of dope at the beginning of each month. he helped a lot of people.

i spend my free time learning new subjects of interest, keeping up to date with the news, watching plenty of history and astronomy documentaries. it's been a lot of fun following the the james webb telescopes discovers and contradictions of our current models. it's too bad that we will be long gone on the off chance that remnants of our civilization our found by another race that either evolves on this planet or a 'nearby' one. real ones know we have no hope of replacing planet earth or safely traveling outside of our solar system. it would be nice if nasa and mainstream history were more transparent with us when it came to discoveries that contradict what mainstream academics says is fact. i also enjoy reading books, primarily by science fiction writers. currently reading book 3 of the the three body problem and enjoying it greatly. don't waste your time with the first season on netflix. for some odd reason it focuses on characters, who are all american, when the trilogy is about the story and not the characters and all the characters are in chinese. the other series i'm reading is the VALIS trilogy. and lastly, in honor of my friends death, i think i'll pick up a physical copy of the remaining ender's game sci-fi series books by orson scott card that she bought me to help start my meager library, as a way to remember and honor her.

THEindianguy · How do I cheat? Reputation: 0 Joined: 24 Jun 2026 Posts: 0

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Benji · Posted: Mon Jun 29, 2026 1:21 am Post subject:

zyndr0m · Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2026 12:48 pm Post subject:

35 now, working in IT as a Network & Security Solutions Architect.

I'm getting married in August, expecting my first child in October, and recently bought my first house.

I'd say life has turned out pretty well. I still log in to this site once a year just to reminisce about my teenage years.

THEindianguy · How do I cheat? Reputation: 0 Joined: 24 Jun 2026 Posts: 0

like i said before, i'm being trolled by a shit poster and benji is too slow to recognize it. no wonder europoors are becoming the new country of fatties. sounds like a lack of general education regarding the importance of exercise, especially with age. it's well known to improve brain function, maintain independence as you age, stimulate neural growth, sharpen memory, and help counter age-related cognitive decline. you can't even come up with an accurate insult and resort to the flavor of the month, autism. do you even know what autism is? let alone dare attempt to counter any of the factual information i've stated. says a lot about your mental state as an adult and maladaptive behaviors that probably spill into real life without your knowledge.

i seldom volunteer my time to disadvantaged youth in the adoption and foster care system whenever my friend needs a last minute speaker for his clients as a social worker for troubled youth for a variety of reasons, many of which have been exposed to drugs through their parents from a young age and were robbed of their childhood. i provide speeches on the realities of drugs to these children and try to help them understand the mind of the addict while not invalidating their own pain and suffering as a result of the addicts damage whether emotional and/or physical to those loved ones around them in hopes of helping them see things from the other parties perspective, regardless of whose in the right and whose in the wrong. it's important for anyone, addict or 'mentally healthy' (whatever that means), that they are aware of the role they play in every outcome of their life. it's quite common to hear from adults around my age that were exposed to the D.A.R.E. program to report that the program had the exact opposite effect; it either heightened or awakened a dormant interest in drugs and/or alcohol. i volunteer in a similar manner at detox facilities and rehabs. i'm also a caretaker for someone with stage 4 cancer.