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This is what I like to see from the folks, a bit of gumption! Take some of that gumption, use it to learn a smidgeon about the technology you use every day, an
by rdiddly 9y ago
This is what I like to see from the folks, a bit of gumption! Take some of that gumption, use it to learn a smidgeon about the technology you use every day, and steer it whichever way you want it to go! Take a look at those companies doing annoying crap, and compete against them!
Oh too hard for ya? Well by default that kind of means you're content to let someone else be in charge and to remain a hapless piece of passive audience meat, who takes whatever's dished-out to you. Though it would be nicer for everybody around you if you'd do that more quietly.
Help the homeless! Great idea! It should dovetail nicely with your current efforts. Wait what's that you say, that's tech's job? You're too busy making the Toyota payment and doing pottery in the basement? Too busy paying for a basement you don't need, in a subdivision nobody cares about, so you can do pottery in it?
Even so, it's good you're finally kicking tech out of the house. I didn't say anything that whole time you were spending every waking moment paying attention to tech, coddling tech, worshipping tech, making tech into the spoiled monster it is today. I just hope you can follow through. Your request for the WiFi instructions doesn't bode well, or indicate a lot of conviction, or speak much to your usefulness as a role model or a man. A real grown-up would say "no tech" and that would mean "no tech" and they wouldn't go asking for the WiFi instructions like a lil' bitch!