I'm a code monkey, er, programmer... Mostly C# and VB.NET with a little PHP on the side. Hardly exciting.
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I deal mostly in "work flow automation" combining disparate systems like an old school POS (point of sale) with new school web stores. My latest project is a bit different though, dealing in cloud storage backups. Like I said, hardly exciting...
I also manage several web and email servers. Jack of all (IT) trades... Sadly, master of none.
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I use a old school POS and we always had trouble getting someone who could sync it properly to a web store. I am about to purchase a brand new POS that is going to cost me a fortune.
I am sure someone will. I sold both of mine to make room for your devices.
I am guessing you should get the party started.
Good luck with that. Migrating systems is a major pain in the.
yeah, really looking forward to it (he says while groaning).
I was an Illinois Licensed Optician for 20 years.
I then helped a friend start a Stained Glass business and was a stained glass artist until I got pregnant and couldn't be around solder. I made stained glass lamp shades and window panels.
I was a stay at home mom (hardest dam* job in the world, btw) and started a Tapestry business online while raising my son. I bought tapestries, Belgium lace and gift products from Belgium until the exchange rate changed and the economy plummeted. I then took a Jewelry design and repair course and made Sterling Silver jewelry which I sold mainly online, to friends and Ebay. I really prefer creative work!
Now I do Ebay to clear out the attic, closets, garage and basement in preparation for retirement and a move in 3-4 years as soon as our son is out of college.
Downsizing.In my youth I had some FUN jobs! I de-tasseled corn in the summer with a bunch of friends. That was hot, but a total blast. The things kids do in cornfields!
I was a parts runner for an automotive repair shop. I got to drive some of THE COOLEST cars. One was a mint condition classic T-Bird. White with red leather interior...*sigh*. It was a beauty! I can't believe the owner trusted ME, a 16-17 year old, to drive that car! I worked in a Just Jeans store selling really cool bell bottom jeans.
I was an Illinois Licensed Optician for 20 years.
I then helped a friend start a Stained Glass business and was a stained glass artist until I got pregnant and couldn't be around solder. I made stained glass lamp shades and window panels.
I was a stay at home mom (hardest dam* job in the world, btw) and started a Tapestry business online while raising my son. I bought tapestries, Belgium lace and gift products from Belgium until the exchange rate changed and the economy plummeted. I then took a Jewelry design and repair course and made Sterling Silver jewelry which I sold mainly online, to friends and Ebay. I really prefer creative work!
Now I do Ebay to clear out the attic, closets, garage and basement in preparation for retirement and a move in 3-4 years as soon as our son is out of college.
In my youth I had some FUN jobs! I de-tasseled corn in the summer with a bunch of friends. That was hot, but a total blast. The things kids do in cornfields!
I was a parts runner for an automotive repair shop. I got to drive some of THE COOLEST cars. One was a mint condition classic T-Bird. White with red leather interior...*sigh*. It was a beauty! I can't believe the owner trusted ME, a 16-17 year old, to drive that car! I worked in a Just Jeans store selling really cool bell bottom jeans.
I have done or currently do one of the above jobs.
am I wrong to assume that the Z-atty D is a product designed for the darwin?
If so, my bad. This will officially be the first time I have ever been wrong about anything. I guess there had to be a first time
Edit. The Don. Oh.
I thought there was mention of it before being for the Darwin, but vicsan has planted a seed of doubt...
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