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Programming/development is my second career. I started out in commercial photography but realized in late-1993 my darkroom skills would eventually become obsolete, and that's exactly what happened. Giving up my career at the age of 27 turned out to be one of the smartest moves I ever made.
I don't think I know of anyone who still uses a darkroom anymore except for their own personal hobby.
Yeah, that last roll of Kodachrome film was processed about a year and a half ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
They were supposed to shut it all down at the end of 2010 but so many people still had Kodachrome sitting around they kept it running for almost three more years.
I don't know about that. Digital forensics can get pretty nasty. You have to be able to really tolerate the sight of silicon (no, NOT silicone, which is generally less objectionable).Quote:
Originally Posted by dclamp
I hide things under the keys in my keyboard. :)Quote:
have learned so much about secret hiding places on your PC that I didn't know about.
Looking at a digital crime scene. "OMG there's bit splatter everywhere!"
Are you McGee and Abby from NCIS?!Quote:
Originally Posted by dclamp
I hide sandwiches under the keys in my keyboard. You might think that would be hard, but it isn't if you divide the sandwich up enough...and let it age long enough. There's nothing like the feel of typing on real grass....at least I think that's what the green stuff is.
Hmm interesting enough you might be able to get away with hiding things under the keyboard. I have yet to read in my text books about looking under the keyboard. I just know how to search unallocated space and slack space on hard drives.
If I've ever "hidden" anything in my keyboard it's all the beer I've spilled on them over the years. It inevitably leads to buying a new one...
I hide my true identity under my keys which seems to be very safe place that nobody would think to look.
It's odd how I'm unable to find kevin instructor in oregon or shaggy hiker in idaho under whitepages. Y'all don't use y'alls real name in whitepages?! I'm sure if you looked up dday 9 in south louisiana you'd find me.
Its never too late, my brother changed careers completely at 28, went and did a degree as a mature student and moved from being a Chef, to move into Youth and Community work, and now he runs his own charity.Quote:
I enjoy programming so much, I probably would've went down a different career path.
You never know what path you might take.
There's more money in insurance :)
Though one day, I would like to teach kids how to program.
What are white pages?Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
www.whitepages.com
The people version of yellow pages.
Not where i live there isn't :) but hey i don't get to live in Louisiana.Quote:
There's more money in insurance
New Orleans is at the top of my places to Visit in the US.
If you ever do, let me know and I'll make a visit over to NO too. I have to warn you though, the city stinks as in it's smelly.
Darwin swings... and misses:
Cops: Texting woman walked into path of train
No, there was a hit, so it sounds like a pop foul.
. (DOT)
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