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I don't even know what a fucking extrusion is

Pushing material through a nozzle and/or a filter mesh. Like making macaroni, only typically less edible. Anyway, you had access to resources that you didn't have to pay for. All my dad left me blacklisted from multiple utility companies by using my SSN to sign up for services (and not pay for them) when I was a kid. I've spent the last quarter of my life working a shit job that hires people with room temperature IQs, as to get a job in electronic engineering, I would have had to sell everything I owned after acquiring my degree, move to the west coast, pretend to be an H1B street shitter, and murder someone who had the position I was trained for, as those jobs are FOR LIFE.

Because curryniggers took yer jahbs.

Ncurses shilling knows no bound.

gtfo scumbag

I see you there, mentor.

Fellow sysadmin, about to drop into a job making a bit more. No company car, though. We've really got it easy compared to the codefags, I can't imagine why anyone would want to get a programming job when they could do ops instead.

I enjoy programming. Sysadmin jobs make me feel claustraphobic (because most boxes I manage are UNIX descendants and come with the inherited braon damage).

LOl
why is it so hard to answer a question correctly and not just project your own inadequacies of employment oppurtunities?
the correct answer would be:
It is so hard to find entry level dev jobs because the employers operate from an MBA mindset, where they want to get the most out of their money for potential applicants.
You don't need an education to make money. The problem is that people only hire if they see "CISSP" or BScompsci
i hate our system and will forever be in rebellion of how easy and pointless it is to work for a pinhead boss like bill lumbergh from office space

even if you have a quarter million ddollar education you will still get treated like crap. they want to take advantage of people that dont fully understand the system