I think it'd be really cool to work as a sound engineer either in live sound or in recording studios. Either that, or working as a music critic.
wau?
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I think it'd be really cool to work as a sound engineer either in live sound or in recording studios. Either that, or working as a music critic.
wau?
wau?
I am not sure exactly, but to me I find 40 hours a week depressing.
I am not sure exactly, but to me I find 40 hours a week depressing.
I want to make a company restyling classic cars, like Zagato or Bertone back in the 50s/60s.
I want to make a company restyling classic cars, like Zagato or Bertone back in the 50s/60s.
Working for Valve and giving Team Fortress the attention it deserves.
Or working for NASA / ESA / SpaceX
Working for Valve and giving Team Fortress the attention it deserves.
Or working for NASA / ESA / SpaceX
Or working for NASA / ESA / SpaceX
working as an ISS flight controller at NASA
then I got the job
its kinda meh
working as an ISS flight controller at NASA
then I got the job
its kinda meh
then I got the job
its kinda meh
start a company that makes stupid cheap kit cars with lots of room for upgrades to the chassis and frame
you can either get a roller or a fully kitted out car that can be daily driven,if you're ok with the lack of space or amenities and a rough ride
ideally,it would come with mounts(etc) for cheap,but decent running gear
start a company that makes stupid cheap kit cars with lots of room for upgrades to the chassis and frame
you can either get a roller or a fully kitted out car that can be daily driven,if you're ok with the lack of space or amenities and a rough ride
ideally,it would come with mounts(etc) for cheap,but decent running gear
you can either get a roller or a fully kitted out car that can be daily driven,if you're ok with the lack of space or amenities and a rough ride
ideally,it would come with mounts(etc) for cheap,but decent running gear
Something with physics (probably astrophysics) working at cern would be really cool too.
Something with physics (probably astrophysics) working at cern would be really cool too.
Buiding high end PCs for people that have like £10k budget.
Problem is the only pc building jobs are minimum wage and it's normally low end shit
Buiding high end PCs for people that have like £10k budget.
Problem is the only pc building jobs are minimum wage and it's normally low end shit
Problem is the only pc building jobs are minimum wage and it's normally low end shit
head of foreign policy for china or development economist in oil rich african nations
head of foreign policy for china or development economist in oil rich african nations
Cult Leader
You get a horde of people willing to do your bidding unconditionally and a ton of sex slaves(of age).
Cult Leader
You get a horde of people willing to do your bidding unconditionally and a ton of sex slaves(of age).
You get a horde of people willing to do your bidding unconditionally and a ton of sex slaves(of age).
freakinworking as an ISS flight controller at NASA
then I got the job
its kinda meh
Did u realize that it flies on its own because it's in space?
[quote=freakin]working as an ISS flight controller at NASA
then I got the job
its kinda meh[/quote]
Did u realize that it flies on its own because it's in space?
then I got the job
its kinda meh[/quote]
Did u realize that it flies on its own because it's in space?
the301stspartanfreakinworking as an ISS flight controller at NASA
then I got the job
its kinda meh
Did u realize that it flies on its own because it's in space?
Well not really cause we have to regularly do reboosts and essentially constant attitude changes / solar array configuration changes to balance power generation, drag, longeron shadowing, etc. And there's also the constant conjunction monitoring due to space junk and dynamic events like spacewalks and visiting vehicle approaches/departures.
The work is really cool. It's just not cool enough to make it worth spending 40+ hours a week at a bureaucratic, budget contained organization with an aging workforce to make less than 6 figures while living in southeast Texas.
[quote=the301stspartan][quote=freakin]working as an ISS flight controller at NASA
then I got the job
its kinda meh[/quote]
Did u realize that it flies on its own because it's in space?[/quote]
Well not really cause we have to regularly do reboosts and essentially constant attitude changes / solar array configuration changes to balance power generation, drag, longeron shadowing, etc. And there's also the constant conjunction monitoring due to space junk and dynamic events like spacewalks and visiting vehicle approaches/departures.
The work is really cool. It's just not cool enough to make it worth spending 40+ hours a week at a bureaucratic, budget contained organization with an aging workforce to make less than 6 figures while living in southeast Texas.
then I got the job
its kinda meh[/quote]
Did u realize that it flies on its own because it's in space?[/quote]
Well not really cause we have to regularly do reboosts and essentially constant attitude changes / solar array configuration changes to balance power generation, drag, longeron shadowing, etc. And there's also the constant conjunction monitoring due to space junk and dynamic events like spacewalks and visiting vehicle approaches/departures.
The work is really cool. It's just not cool enough to make it worth spending 40+ hours a week at a bureaucratic, budget contained organization with an aging workforce to make less than 6 figures while living in southeast Texas.
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