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I would rather become a brick mason or plumber before I have to work with a VR headset on. Zero doubts. If this becomes any kind of norm for tech work I'm thr
by fiat_fandango 4y ago
I would rather become a brick mason or plumber before I have to work with a VR headset on.
Zero doubts.
If this becomes any kind of norm for tech work I'm throwing my computer out the window.
- abruzzi 4y agonot a plumber--some contortions are sometimes involved to get into tight spaces (not as bad as my brother who is an auto mechanic when he has to get under the dash.) But I have put my name in for the position that drives the lawn mower for my wind down at the end of my career.
- SoftTalker 4y agoRight with you. My city is desperate for bus drivers. I think that sounds pretty good compared to wearing one of those ridiculus VR goggles.