Thats right - its not a thing where you can just get into having never touched a PC. People who aren't into technology as a rule generally don't do well as prog

Thats right - its not a thing where you can just get into having never touched a PC. People who aren't into technology as a rule generally don't do well as programmers, but at the same time the idea of people spending 20 extra hours PROGRAMMING (not just reading,etc) outside of work I've found leaves very little for life. Granted, I'm still working to get into some non-work-related hobbies that might involve programming, but finding the time with family obligations is just plain difficult. I spend a TON of my idle time reading though.