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It was not intended as a personal attack. It was an observation that you may have been involved in the industry long enough to sense that changes were coming in
by doodlebugging 3y ago
It was not intended as a personal attack. It was an observation that you may have been involved in the industry long enough to sense that changes were coming in near future and that it might be a good time to think about other ways to earn an income.
As far as the Texas political situation goes, I do what I can. I'm only one vote and experience has demonstrated that when you contact one of your elected reps here, the best that you can hope for is that they forget to add your contact information to their list of Texas residents who might support the election or re-election of people just like them. I made the mistake once of correcting one of my reps during a community phone roundtable discussion and later followed up with an email. Since then I have been trying (with some success) to remove my contact info from their call and email lists. The simple fact that they spam your contact accounts from every state-wide and national candidate in spite of the fact that they should know that they will never have your support tells me that they are trying to discourage people who will vote against them from participating in the process. It won't work with me but it might with others.
This is as far off of the topic of solar panels in the Four Corners region as I think I need to go today. Good luck in your new ventures.
- latchkey 3y ago> it might be a good time to think about other ways to earn an income. Ethereum switched from PoW to PoS. GPU mining stopped. The company I was working for wound down. So, yea... way ahead of you. Bitcoin is about to halve its emissions. I expect a lot of miners to shut down (or at least continue to concentrate into the larger corporations).
- doodlebugging 3y ago>way ahead of you. Comedy must be your true calling.
- latchkey 3y agoMy partner thinks so.