tmm84 · HackerTrans

5 năm trướcdiscuss

I've heard this so much from my grandmother, who is turning 90 this month in fact. That's 1920s but that kind of thinking was still around. I remember when I was really young how my great grandmother used to talk and act. She was super funny sometimes.

tmm84

5 năm trướcdiscuss

Neighbourhoods change whether we like it or not. Pinyata stores being bulldozed and a person with the right connections takes over the place is just what happens. Does the car club have a valid reason to meet there? If it is just because they've always met there, that doesn't seem valid. There are certainly many places they could meet at (they could even buy a piece of land and do anything they want legally without having anyone complain legally about it). If they got money for big fancy wheels, tires to destroy, audio systems, etc. then they could pool some money together.

I mean, I want their car club to survive and I want them to enjoy their hobby no doubt. I would hate it if someone told me I couldn't enjoy my hobbies. However, some hobbies require a place to do them and in this case it has come to the point they need a place that will allow them to do things they want to do. Then again, they go somewhere else and do it where people don't care. Just my two cents.

tmm84

7 năm trướcdiscuss

I've been feeling this way for years. Web browsers were meant to show mostly static pages, not pages trying to dance around as full blown programs.

tmm84

7 năm trướcdiscuss

When I was fresh out of college (about 6 months), I interviewed for a teacher's assistant in the computer lab. The job only paid $12,500 a year. The school was in a low income area and had a high rate of student on student altercations (they never told me about any student on teacher altercations). I really wanted the job (this was 2007 btw) but didn't get it. I don't know who could stand to work for that little unless they were really loved teaching children or needed money.

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