>>38289
Wrong board please delete I'm so high I don't know how I got here

why did you send your fiancee to the psych ward anyway

lol I remember when I used to make posts like this after getting fucked up on dxm.
Those were some good fuckin times, aight

>>38363
I think Vimeo has a lot of artsy stuff on them.

Or you can just make a new youtube and risk it.

The Great Courses lecture are amazing.
http://www.thegreatcourses.com/courses/practicing-mindfulness-an-introduction-to-meditation.html
You can find the course on The Pirate Bay.

>>37860
How can you read and have single pointed focus?

>>37864
RETARD ALERT

>>37860
welcome back chirst cock sucking retard.

>>37855

if you are looking for a good guide. buy the book 'the mind illuminated' by john yates phd. it is a fantastic guide from complete beginner to enlightened master by a scientist and a budhist monk .

>>38321
I like your attitude!

Here I am months later, still no job after hundreds of applications sent out to entry-level computer-science positions.
I think it was around my 3rd year in college when I realized that this degree wasn't teaching anything CLOSE to what is actually being used in the real-world of Software Engineering / Development.
The almost useless and expensive computer science degree is more like a stamp that just barely gets you considered. You have to actually go above-and-beyond, self-learn, because the CS field is growing so quickly, and my school's curriculum barely covered the relevant applicable experience needed.
#jaded
#bitter

>>38339
Then do something about it stop wasting time when the industry changes so fast. Self learn and maybe write develop some software in your spare time that you could show off to prospective employers. You never know you could even develop something you can make money off but I recommend not making money a primary concern.

Alternatively you could go into teaching.

>>38340
I'd rather kill myself to be honest.

>>38339

>You have to actually go above-and-beyond

You don't say.

>>38252

Just don't take it personally lil nigga times is tough
you gon b allright

>>37316
I did some spreadsheets in high school wit excel.can you ela borate a little more please? And to contribute I work as a swing security guard logging in shipments it's easy af this place isn't that regulated either the supervisor shows up like once every 3 weeks but I personally never see them the other guards possibly do tho. I get 10.50 weekly pay living in LA so it pays decently. I get high, surf the Web jack off in the porta potty sometime's I even ride my bike in the yard the freedom here is insane. Best job ever

I remember reading this thread in 2012, crazy.

I have come back to this thread many times over the last 4 years. It's really one of the the best reads i've had on any chan. It's always cool to see an OP post back after many years.

Unfortunately i'm back on the no-job list myself in about a month due to health complications and just plain quitting my job.

I feel with anybody who have worked phone support jobs. My very first job was a 1st line supporter at the biggest ISP in my country. Not only did I have to contend with angry and/or stupid apes not RTFM'ing an INCREDIBLY simple manual and having to guide them all through resetting their routers and TV receivers, but i had to deal with this while every FUCKING SECOND of my time was counted, recorded and nitpicked for shit pay only a few bucks above welfare. I got a heavy case of phone-PTSD to this day because of this shit... I ended up getting anxiety attacks whenever someone called me, even friends and family

once, the entire cable technician staff decided to go on strike for a fucking week, and just guess who had to take ALL the flak.
Did I get a bonus for my good performance during that week? heh, FUCK no... I got a sucky bunch of coupons for their piece of shit "service" so I could have cheaper net for few months (I had my subscription at a competitor who actually offered a decent router, good support and excellent uptime).

For the next job I moved to Germany to work at a jewlery company... Here I got a harsh lesson in the company-wide effects of bad (or, rather, non-existing) leadership.
I worked there as a programmer in a small team of 3 (me, the CIO and a web dev/IT support guy). The place, the CEO and the co-workers were really cool people to work with. The IT department was running really well, and we started really getting shit done after I got up to speed. IT was respected by all, and I expanded my duties to server maintenance and sysadmin work.
In the end of 2015 we had implemented nearly half a million lines of super stable automation code (for interfacing with a shit ERP system), along with a support ticket system, company-wide network monitoring, a warehouse status display system and much, much more.

Shit was pretty good, the pacing was optimal and everything went well untila few months later when it was announced the CEO got the boot and the company owners would grab the reins from here on in.
Essentially what happened, was that the entire company turned into stressful shit within just a few days. Before, we had maybe one or two calls a day for really minor stuff (a dialog box or a paper jam), but after that we got absolutely flooded... literally EVERYBODY in the entire company (even 10yr+ veterans) had more or less "forgotten" basic, well-documented, precautions, procedures and rules regarding the ERP system and other areas.

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>>38352

I'm not sure if I got it right.. In the german company, why did they suddenly start calling you for minor shit that they actually knew? Because the owners treated them like shit and they wanted to take it out on someone?

>>38352
I worked a call-center job for a cellphone company for a couple months. The metrics system was terrible. If they actually cared about solutions for their customers they wouldn't pressure the workers to keep call times under six minutes or whatever amount it actually was. To get a bonus we had to meet all the metrics and convince the caller to upgrade their plan, buy some new gadget, or switch to paperless bills. Generally the caller had some technical issue or they were lied to by the salesman at the store (who are on commission, so its in their interest to make as many sales as possible, leading some to lie,) so they weren't interested in a sales pitch. If you wanted to get a bonus you'd have to be sly or manipulative, or lucky. Anyways, I didn't stay there long. Thankfully no phone ptsd, if anything the opposite. Its super easy talking on the phone now, and I often unintentionally transition to a phone voice out of habit.

Caterings a good job to get into because there's catering jobs everywhere and something to fall back on if a better job goes awry. IT sounds better, but I'm talking no-degree job seeking.

get a tape measure. find the dimensions of the windows you wish to replace. order new windows using the internet. replace them. perhaps in between removal and installation, clean the whole area with diluted bleach

>>38330
[/%] spioer

>>38334
dpolr

Hang a large blanket over it to cover it up. Put some silica gel on the ledge between the blanket and the window

>>37963
here is a pattern for adult-sized swim-diapers:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_gGRlM2je34UTJSeTFCNzJpaG8/view?pref=2&pli=1

Here is a tutorial:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwQ_ju_4jCw

>>37963
>>37971
as much I try, I just can't sew.

Have some friends who sew their Costumes for conventions by themselfes,

but I don't have the balls to ask them if they would sew something like these!

I've contacted maybe 20 tailors, locally and over the Internet.

Some didn't respond, others just stopped answering, while we were discussing price and fabrics

others were greedy arseholes.

I am open for Ideas.

>>37949
you could sew together
not-reusable swim-diapers.

bump

Hello OP

>>36249

>Windows movie maker

nb

I've never done anything like this before, but using Super, one can drag and drop a large number of gifs and convert them to your video format of choice. The one foreseeable problem would be the framerate wouldn't be uniform, so you might have to manually tweak it. The good news is there isn't any audio to get fucked with by a desync.

Oh hey guys, here's my dick.

>>37167

>>38344
test2

>>38317
but the kief and oil are outside of the roll meaning most of the smoke is just gonna fly away.

>>38324
Sir u have nonclue how much was on the inside of that babe. Plus oil melts inrk rhe wrap adn i luuuv that sizsle. But pls anyone help with this bit bs? Why can it be like buying tokens for internet currency?

>>38317
I have been considering crypto for a while but STILL don't know where to start. I have no bank IRL and only have Paypal.

>>38328
Localbitcoins, you can buy money in person.

if u cant figure it out then just stick to something ez

>>38134
I want to buy multiple hundreds of acres

>>38170
>>38138
thx doods, much appreciated.
landofamerica.com has been the most useful by far. Found 700+ acre lot for 90 K.

>>38177
No shit? Is it wooded? I may have to do this. That is bigger than this entire area of my city damn

>>38284
ye, all hunting land technically. I just need to save up 90k lol.

>>38128
I use billyland.com
or
landwatch.com

>>38002
Fuel pump access trap

>>38010
fuel pump access trap is the name of my new harsh noise wall cassette

>>38010
What kind of car is this? Tried doing it on my convertible 4th gen camaro...total fail had to drop the fuggin tank

nice op, installing a water and gas line are the things i'm not fully confident doing. Also a newb to home elctrical work. If you can do that stuff props

>>38011
That's also a 4th gen Fbod. I had no problem making the door and it saved me the burden of pulling the suspension, especially doing it outta my brother's driveway. I used my Dremel 200 and a saw (Part #420)

>Cryptocoin

Last time it got this high was when all the exchanges duped the shit out of everyone, took all their coins, and disappeared. Cryptocurrencies are about as safe of an investment as Enron stock.

>>38312
I see it as a gamble rather than an investment