Search Results: 200 years

Another day another 3 tech problems to deal with. While trying to sign into Outlook I kept getting the message "we can't sign you in right now, please try again later". but I needed to clear my cookies instead, why have a message saying "please try again later"? I've been trying again for 2 days and that would have gone on forever. the message should have said delete your cookies. not only is microsoft making more unstable software it's error messages are also misleading.

Some other good example are:-

having to entering your address 50 different ways so an online form will recognize you address as valid one.

Ringing mazda because the Vin you entered on a form was invalid. Then the man on the phone verified that in fact it was valid.

Also I hate robots that force you select from 20 different checkbox reasons for ringing none of which have anything to do with your actual reason.

I could go on and on really but I read somewhere that the average person spends more then 200 hours a year fixing these sorts of things. So if my math is correct 8.61 billion people x 200 annual hours each = 1.722 trillon global man hours each and every year and the number keeps growing. I think raising the bar for software engineers has become a better cause then curing cancer.

I know for some people who are curious about the past or their families past, it came across my mind, because we no longer exist after 100 years of our death, unless you did something great that will leave an impact behind but most of us won’t. But if a device or technology was invented to preserve your life and family life with pics videos to share to future generations would you do it, would you leave these behind for them

I used to be a lifeguard as a teenager. Now at 30, I am unemployed and collect disability benefits. I used to be an EMT and a software engineer, but the tech job market has been destroyed and I cannot return to healthcare/public safety due to some trouble I got into about 10 years ago.

I am receiving $1,800 a month with SSDI, but I am allowed to make a certain amount of additional income a month, as long as I don't exceed a certain threshold (I think around $1,200 a month).

Would pool lifeguarding be age-appropriate for a 30 year old? Some places around here are offering free courses with certification.