Random_Person

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by Random_Person 16y ago
I wrote code for the military for 3 years after high school. Writing code for a living took what was my most enjoyable hobby at the time and turned it into a chore. I lost all of my love for it. So, I abandoned code and became an automoti
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by Random_Person 16y ago
Three things actually: 2.33 GHz Dual Core Dell with 2gb RAM and Win 7 1.6 Core 2 Duo Systemax laptop (15.4 widescreen) with 4GB ram and Win 7/Zenwalk Linux Dell Mini9 with 2GB and Zenwalk Linux
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by Random_Person 16y ago
I have tried to be a practitioner of better parenting over scared parenting. I do not "child proof" my house, or screen toys for lead. I have never heard of this toxin you are writing about but I think it all fits into the same category.
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by Random_Person 16y ago
Today I am trying to crunch 3 years of failed maintenance on a lab of 24 machines into a single day. None of which were even registered on the domain! Updating group policy information, pointing the machines to the WSUS server, installing u
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by Random_Person 16y ago
Very awesome answer. Thank you. I am familiar with programming. Though I remember very little of the syntax, I certainly have not forgotten how to properly analyze and organize the flow of code-- or in other words, how to think like a mac
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by Random_Person 16y ago
I looked at Python a few years ago and lacked the self-discipline to continue forward with it. I remember nothing of that failed attempt other than everyone spouting how wonderful and easy it was. It could very well be my answer though.
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by Random_Person 16y ago
I honestly think I would be good that that. I am a very mechanical person-- a large portion of my friends and family refer to me as "the fixer." I feel that I generally am able to develop innovative solutions to problems, but I currently
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by Random_Person 16y ago
Awesome stuff. I have been juggling for years (self-taught) and it is all about practice practice practice. Also, having a juggling partner is an awesome thing. Just being able to work out the details of a trick and visualize them with a
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by Random_Person 16y ago
I am currently trying to get back into programming. I haven't touched code in 10 years and way back then I was still writing little-- applets I guess we would call them today-- in QBasic and cracking out some crappy VBasic stuff. I was co