
It certainly does but with your hard work you also need to make sure that you get recognized for it. And that’s up to you

It certainly does but with your hard work you also need to make sure that you get recognized for it. And that’s up to you

Thanks Sherlock. The world is a better place now that you pointed that out

Dude, if you’re making your company millions of dollars and they don’t recognize it then that’s your fault. You’re obviously not playing the game right in your company.

I never said they were, but if you’re good enough at your skill you will be valuable

I prefer taxing the Uber wealthy like we did before Reagan. If you’re in a bullshit job that’s your fault. Especially in this day of free knowledge and education. Learn a skill.

Btw, Thinking that billionaires don’t even work is just silly.

It works fine for me and most people. You just need to be dedicated and have a skill that’s valuable. If you don’t have one then you need to get one.

So the people that work really hard fund those that don’t feel like working. Seems like a great deal. For some people

No it equals wealth
Where was I a climate denialist at any time. Lol Wtf.
Look up all the horrible things that were happening 60 years ago. It was far worse than now. And people had babies. Including your parents.
If you think things 60 years ago were all peachy you must still be a child

For sure. I worked in IT for a long time. After we switched from the mainframe to os/2 I ran it for a decade on my desktop while the company went to Windows. Then once I couldn’t run os/2 anymore due to newer hardware I switched to Linux. Ran it from the late 90s until my retirement 5 years ago.
I had to support it all myself but they let me since I was also the security guy and they realized that Windows sucked.

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They already do that. You’re being a troglodyte.

Tried it and still a big difference between plugged in with a nice dac

It’s supposed to sound like the band is in front of you on a stage. Not all mashed into one spot in the center of the stage. You should be able to close your eyes and picture where each drum is positioned. Where the before guitar players are standing. And you should be able to hear the shape of the room. Modern recordings mixed digitally can no longer do this. Then again if you’re streaming Spotify into Bluetooth your missing most of what’s there anyways.

Today’s music is digitally mixed on laptops and has zero dynamic range or feeling. Then again people listen on Bluetooth now so they are only getting 20% of the music anyways. Makes me very sad
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