I see. I agree about the part-time thing too; considering how much of a skills shortage the industry is constantly crying about, and how well-paid developers a

I see. I agree about the part-time thing too; considering how much of a skills shortage the industry is constantly crying about, and how well-paid developers are (which means that, if they live frugally and don't have kids, they don't really need to work to retirement age if they don't want to), it really should be possible to have part-time positions for people who want to stay current and work on interesting problems but not have to dedicate themselves to it full-time, and not be stuck only doing OSS stuff (which is great, of course, but not really doable with some fields).