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I have no idea. My bits and pieces all seem to still work (not that anyone wants them) if that's any indication. And I stay busy, just with other stuff like t
by luckydude 10y ago
I have no idea. My bits and pieces all seem to still work (not that anyone wants them) if that's any indication.
And I stay busy, just with other stuff like this:
http://www.mercurynews.com/2017/03/17/mountain-vigilantes-tackle-plague-of-potholes/ http://www.mercurynews.com/2017/03/17/mountain-vigilantes-ta...
Yeah, don't get me started on how my county (doesn't) maintain[s] roads. It's depressing and it's not just here.
But I'll ask my doctor if TRT is right for me. I actually will though I sound like a crappy TV ad.
- pugworthy 10y agoYou sound like you've got potential to be a burner ;)
- luckydude 10y agoSorry to be so old, but what's a burner? Pot smoker? If so, I've never found pot and programming to mix, for me. Might work for other people, I still remember being stoned at a terminal hooked to a VAX 780 runing 4.3BSD. It's when I learned what the hjkl keys did in vi (I used arrow keys, shoot me). A wasted hour or two of looking down, hitting the j key, looking up, thinking "did it move? I'm not sure, lemme try again". Not my best work :) Or burnt out? Maybe, I dunno. So what's a burner?
- toomuchtodo 10y agoI believe pugworthy meant something like this: http://journal.burningman.org/2008/06/opinion/serious-stuff/what-is-a-burner-anyway/ http://journal.burningman.org/2008/06/opinion/serious-stuff/... "Still, the majority consensus appears to be something more broadly defined; it seems like maybe being a Burner is not about where you’ve been, or what you’ve attended, but what you do, and how you live."
- pugworthy 10y agoCorrect, thanks.
- luckydude 10y agoHuh, well reading the link, if you think I'm a burner, that's a compliment in my book. Thanks! I credit my youth in Wisconsin with giving me a desire to help other people. You pretty much have to have that attitude in the winter, everyone is helping push each other out of the snowbanks. It was just sort of what you did, I didn't think about it until I moved to California and found that it was less common out here. Much more common in the Santa Cruz mountains, which is part of why I live there.