So I have decided to dive deeper into my geek habits and purchase a Pebble. I've been wanting a smart-watch to help cut down on my phone distractions. I do not text nor use my phone while driving, but it would be nice to know if I have something to respond to. I can safely stop after receiving the notification on the watch, and then respond if necessary. I have not owned a watch for years, so it will take some time getting use to having something on my wrist.
I didn't think it would happen in this small town, but I was offered to work for a wireless Internet company that has some contracts lined up. The business owner can't do all this work on his own and wants me to start as soon as possible. It will be a great opportunity for me to learn things that I have never learnt before such as IP PBX, core switching, and firewall configuration using Barracuda firewall appliances. The pay would be nearly equal to what I am making now, and this is truly someth
So here I am, coming to the realization that maybe I should not have moved back home. I am now stuck with an employer that I am disgusting even more due to politics and bureaucracy, and stuck in a town that has no employment for IT people. I recently had an interview for an IT position in another community, two hours away. That's not too bad I suppose, as it will allow me to remain close to my family and it's not in a big city. Why did I move back to a small hick town? Well, the big city was bri
