mrcolinjohnson

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   by mrcolinjohnson 4y ago

   I see people asking about friendships on here (and elsewhere) all the time and I commiserate. But over the last few years I have been greatly expanding my friend circle very naturally. And for baseline, I'm 39, married, no kids (yet),
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   by mrcolinjohnson 4y ago

   yeah thats part of what the mpc60 felt good to me about, you could get a ton of dynamics with a very light touch.
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   by mrcolinjohnson 4y ago

   mpc4000 is so cool. I've always wanted to try one. such a beastly machine.
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   by mrcolinjohnson 4y ago

   Ive been using the MPC1000 since around 2004, and owned and used an MPC60 for about 5 years. I recently had my 1000 serviced by a guy who does nothing but MPC refurbishments/customizations and he asked me how I felt about the whole &q
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   by mrcolinjohnson 4y ago

   Get a helpdesk job, work your way up into IT, take on projects as you learn. Youll be a Dev in no time. It doesnt take many special smarts and youll eventually find out that 90+% of people working in tech have no CS degree or educational ba
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   by mrcolinjohnson 4y ago

   I logged in for the first time in a very long time to reply to this. For what its worth, those posts made me feel the same way. But this is typical internet stuff... you see someone doing well, it triggers an some kind of emotion. you see s