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I find it hard to switch off the programming side when I get home after work. I was a lot more sociable when I still smoked, stopping smoking has been like tur

by heresy 16y ago

I find it hard to switch off the programming side when I get home after work. I was a lot more sociable when I still smoked, stopping smoking has been like turning up the volume to what it was in my early 20s, programming wise. A good whisky is the best medicine for turning off the left side though.

michaelneale 16y ago
I can totally relate to that - well not the smoking bit. but yeah - a nice scotch and you can turn it off. Otherwise I find I will say "ok, I am finishing this.." go off and start talking to family/friends, and suddenly pause, stare into the distance, and then run to the nearest device of mine to try/make a note of some problem whose solution just popped apparently completely formed into my head. but hey, we love this, lets not kid ourselves. Its great - so many people really hate their jobs, this is a wonderful business.