I have an hour and 45 minute drive to and from work

So it feels like I'm at work for fucking ever

25 min to 2 hours

1h45? That's pretty fucky, my man.

Traffic is hell, would prefer consistant 1.5 hours to rolling the dice

@TCxUFATIME my new workplace is 6 minutes away from me by walk

Or one city bus station (2 minutes)

But the bus comes every 7 minutes, so it's sometimes not worth waiting

I'd like to get an electric motorbike

But the prices...

They're like 400 bucks down in chinatown

Tho pretty much everything is probably not street legal or remotely safe

Something non street legal bikes do not get sold in first world

Cheapest I can get here is 2k

@TCxUFATIME I used to travel that much to my work too

public transport too

i love travelling but going back home after being really tired sucked

Mine varies too, depending in what time I leave in the morning and finish, the drive is mostly motorways but traffic can get fucky during peak hours

You suck

You suck at splatoon

http://www.e-roller-vertrieb.ch/Zero-X.htm

7k should I?

Elektro-roller sind die zukunft

Probably not

Why is there no terminal tower defense game? Am I going to have to make one on my own?

Yes and yes please

👎

I will make it a viral hit amongst Linux nerds. Set up a Patreon. Earn $1-2 per month. Retire. Settle down in Thailand.

Mmyes.

@porco did you get the job where you had to do the gnu challenge?

@Julian yes

congrats mang

didnt you say it was a .net job?

I have 3 offers from 3 different companies to chose from right now

oh lol

that's not unusual for developers

you shouldn't just take gthe first job you find

better take something that you can imagine doing for some years

- the gnu challenge job is a hipster startup, most people are younger than me and have a totally different point of view on tech. They love Rust, Go, JavaScript and thousands of weird frameworks. The company gives you a free Mac, a fre iPhone and a free iPad.

- the .NET job is a 4000 people company that exists since the 1970s, used to be a warehouse, and now does e-commerce. The nicest part here is that they give everything to the employees at wholesale price (without earning profit on it) and they have almost 350 000 different things in their shop.

- the other one is not development but technical consulting. It's a payment services company

I am still looking for the 4th one where I am in the recruitment process. I need to start working 01.06 latest if I don't want to start draining my savings - so I have time