Christ Centered Gamer

When you dread having to get up and go to work every day... it's time to start exploring other options.

It's a perfectly valid reason. You have the luxury of living in a country with complete freedom of movement. You live in a time when transportation across vast distances is quick and relatively cheap. There's no reason in the world to remain nailed to one spot. Just make sure you have a job in the new location before committing!

Bosses who act like they're bosses?

Pixel art is the best?

Chozon1 wrote:Bosses who act like they're bosses?

As long as they're GOOD bosses...

Emwok wrote:Pixel art is the best?

Hmm... no, not really my thing.

I'm thinking of taking a road trip up one of the coasts next year. I intend to do both eventually, but I don't know which to do first.

So as an East Coaster, what do you think?

I love New England and like Florida, but don't much care for the Carolina's, nor do I care for DC or NYC traffic...

There's a lot more history on the East Coast. You could easily theme your road trip to target places of interest related to the Revolution or the Civil War and have plenty to do. I agree with the traffic issues, but at least in the case of DC, I can give you some ways to bypass the worst of it and make it easy. Can't speak for New York, though.

I like most of my bosses. But there's one who constantly acts like he's the boss. Which is different from being in charge, I've found. He once actually cut someone off from asking a question regarding the meeting, because he said "the meeting was over". There's probably cause for that, but it won't sit well with me.

Zealously napping?

As often as possible.

I'm so tired right now. And I don't really have a reason.

Good shoes are really just required?

Yes, yes they are. Universally worth spending extra money on.

Code review tools?

Hit or miss. Often create more problems than they solve.

Which ones have you used?

We use one called SmartBear Collaborator, and...well, let's just say that I think the company name is a misnomer.

How much trouble do you think I would get in for posting a sign reading "Enter if you dare, but do not dare to hope; hope has no place in these halls" outside of the Wal-Mart backroom?

And would it be worth it?

Deepfreeze32 wrote:Which ones have you used?

We use one called SmartBear Collaborator, and...well, let's just say that I think the company name is a misnomer.

We fiddled around with a few open source ones, I believe Cobertura is one of them.

Chozon1 wrote:How much trouble do you think I would get in for posting a sign reading "Enter if you dare, but do not dare to hope; hope has no place in these halls" outside of the Wal-Mart backroom?

And would it be worth it?

A lot, and yes... totally