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Originally Posted by cvkemp
And also the ones of us that had to write articles about the hardware and the software that we were creating. I am just glad I have retired and can now read what I want to instead of having to research about all of the new stuff that may or may not be out in a few months to years from now. I went almost 35 years of having no time to enjoy reading, because I was spending all my time researching technical stuff, and chasing after this or that certification.
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I know exactly where you're coming from. There's a huge difference between doing something you love as a hobby, and doing it because you have to for your job. For me, writing software for fun completely lost its appeal when I was doing the same thing day in, day out, for a job. That's why I enjoy my part-time study of Egyptology so much - it's a complete and utter change from what I do to make a living.