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THANK GOD for legal weed!

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I'm 64, got kids 35-40, retired, no more house, and only $5K in debt.

I actually envy where you're at sometimes. Life back then was challenging but also much more rewarding in lots of little ways each day.
Just having your kids around all of the time is so great.

Now is nice without all of the deadlines and financial pressures, but all too often boring and monotonous as hell.
60, I own 2 businesses that require my attention and presence, plus I do a full time consultancy as a software dev so 60+ hours a week is pretty normal for me and I work every weekend. I am not rich but I live a good life. I would take a little of that "boring and monotonous" once in a while but no complaints, I chose this life. Count your blessings folks, no telling when the train stops.
 
Just had a look and Nano cortex comes to 680usd here, classic Australia tax…. Makes the decision easier to pass
 
I worked for an OEM and we had solid agreements with the few major factories we dealt with in Asia.
The challenge was having so many different clients, each with their own experience level on how it works.
And project sizes and costs were all over the map.

JBL Professional tooled up an entire commercial in-ceiling product line (huge deep drawn steel back-cans)
including all of the accessory bracket SKUs, all at once. Our quote package to them had to have been a
couple dozen pages.

Then the next day I'd be working with Event on developing a single 2-way monitor which would be a single page

The real weird part with amortization came with ownership during the pay-off period.
Customer wanted to own all of the tooling outright with the initial PO.
We obviously couldn't agree to that so negotiations would always be 'interesting'.
I always ask for ownership of anything we pay for in the NRE phase including molds for plastics. If it is tooling within a bending machine, then I ask for the specs for said tooling along with a complete path to production for the part.

I have never had a program that could be quoted in anything less than an encyclopedia it seems :). I work in automotive though.
 
Although some times excessive listening of post-rock sends me even deeper into despair :LOL:
:roflTrue that..
But for me after 25 years of listening mostly to that type of music i feel that all the different places and emotions it has taken me to makes the real world and real life very very beautiful and precious.

25 years ago I would close the blinds, smoke hasch and drift away to GY!BE, Sigur Ros, Slint, Tortoise, Mogwai…. while feeling alien to myself and the world I lived in. But that music also continued to shape me and push me into the opposite of that closed in young man. I’m still an antisocial introvert with a very dark and dreamy mind. But I’m happy! And I made something out of myself at least :rofl

Damn I miss smoking hasch in the dark and drift away
 
Rabea seems cool and is a good player but Neural has a stink on them and that infects every conversation they come up in.
I mean, sure. But some of the responses to extremely minor or far removed crimes are so over the top… I’m starting to think some of you guys have that stink stuck in your sinuses.
 
In my opinion, the theatrics of the “performance” are just cringy. Sure, everyone makes faces when playing guitar, but the whole thing looks forced and overdramatized. It may be fine for a live show, but by himself in a basement for the sake of a YouTube video? Sorry, but it’s just ridiculously over the top IMO.

I guess I’d feel differently if it hadn’t been filmed in his studio and was more of a music video with a full band. It just comes off as a kid with his toys in his basement.
Full disclosure: I haven’t seen the video in question yet. But I’m honestly wondering how some of you have survived the Roland guitar synth demos over the years. You must still be in therapy.

Up next: Rock guitarists acting like dorks SHOCKER!
 
The OG? Not the line of them that followed with heads and stuff.

The very first release with the hilarious instruction manual was great!
ALL of the Pilot’s Guides were gold, man.

I still have my Flextone II 1x12. :)
 
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I've had this Flextone cab for just over 20 years. I think I got it off Harmony Central, dude said it had V30's in it and I never even checked until about 5 years ago when my dad got his hands on a bunch of WGS speakers and I bought some off him, that's when I found out I've been torturing myself and others with Line 6's early version of "FRFR" speakers. :rofl

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Kinda like my Peavey XXL head, I have zero interest in getting rid of it. It won't sell for the hassle I'll have to deal with non-buyers and question askers and I have no gripes about it now that it's got decent speakers in it.
 
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