b0blee

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   by b0blee 5y ago

   Duh!
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   by b0blee 7y ago

   We are doomed.
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   by b0blee 7y ago

   That sounds a lot easier to me.
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   by b0blee 7y ago

   This is so shocking! I lived though this era as a young white man in California, poor but totally unaware of the inhumane conditions that the book portrays. My ignorance frightens me. I wonder what atrocities still exist in our world today,
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   by b0blee 7y ago

   For 30 years it was playing music. Doesn't pay well - it was basically my food budget. I kept at it for 9 years anyway after I retired as a programmer. Some of the gigs were fun, and most of my friends are musicians.
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   by b0blee 9y ago

   I worked remote for 10 years. No promotions because all of the higher jobs required a physical presence in the office. In the last year, they shuffled me into a department that under-utilized me. Then they laid me off. No real complaint, t
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   by b0blee 9y ago

   I was a teen in the 60's, in a small town in Pennsylvania. I had no problem getting information about the anti-war movement - it was everywhere. I migrated to San Francisco in 1967 to be a hippie. That movement and the protests were a
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   by b0blee 9y ago

   Thanks! BBSing got me my first programming job in 1985. I ran several boards, including one for the company, before the web came along 10 years later. I really enjoyed your screen shots.
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   Starting Forth – the classic text on Forth(forth.com)

   3 points by b0blee 10y ago|0 comments