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@vandys
I am trying to find a good source in english, but I guess with translator, this should be enough:
letejtezodpovedne.cz/download/

I need to register any drone that weights over 250g OR has a single camera.

250 grams... I guess there is no need for a rant about just little that is. Not to mention, that even if I did try to use only thin plastic, I still cannot even start experimenting with navigation without BEGGING the EU for premission...

@Morghur @hard_no @oxblood @PunishedD @TheMadPirate @mushroom_soup
Man. I love programming. When done twice per year. :kekw:

So yeah. I definitelly know what you're talking about there.

I hate this goddams country. I hate this century and I ...

There is no way I can even describe the rage.

People in US can at home make a custom prototypes of gaus rifles, meanwhile, if I connect a battery, motor and a piece of cardboard without the governments aproval, I am breaking the law...

They realy don't care about the life of the people do they? They don't want us having kids, they don't want us make inventions, they just want mindless drones who after work go to their pod and watch the news box.

⚠️ Hi fediverse, I need advice ⚠️ 

@Mac_CZ
Thanks, but although I do agree that making alternative sources of income is great, I think that response missed the point of the question.

Of course that the self employment is the supperior choice, but should I focus on individual promotions in the first 10 years of working for a company?

@Morghur @hard_no @oxblood @PunishedD @TheMadPirate @mushroom_soup
Find a programmer and do an adult visual novel.

I tried inspecting files of a decent one, and just so you know the scale, it had a total of 3 000 pictures, most of them 30x30 pixels face variations or UI.

But that thing makes 3k per month, so if you split it with one programmer, it is a decent start

@LukeAlmighty @Morghur @hard_no @oxblood @PunishedD @mushroom_soup
Commercial Art is very lucrative, but most commercial artists never went to university. They usually just started self teaching art ( there's ton of available material online ) and just practice, practice, practice, went to conventions, got their portfolios reviewed, applied whatever critique they received, etc. Funny enough, commercial art is insanely meritocratic AF.

@Morghur @hard_no @oxblood @PunishedD @mushroom_soup
I know a guy who is obvious intellectual. He studied art and said to me, that they told him IN FIRST CLASS that only 20 percent of graduates get a job in art...

Well. He didn't get a job in art. :kekw:

⚠️ Hi fediverse, I need advice ⚠️ 

I am 25, and I have been working for only an year.
I have noticed that a lot of people in company I am working at are spending a lot of time thinking about their "carier progression". It seems seriously almost inconsievable to me.
I came from a poor background, and I was always told, that job has to keep you alive and not to ruin my life. So, when I have an easy job that pays A TON, I have to wander, why do these people keep talking about "progression". I am learning more every single day, so the progression seems almost inevitable.

Am I missing something, or could this be caused simply by the fact, that I am in the engineering part of company, where merit is still more important then politics? Or is this just my libertarian meritocratic bias, and I am stupid for not thinking about "progression" constantly?

(immage as a bait so people don't skip this)

Some people risk their lives for God and Country

In Japan, Doraemon is God
And maybe Country

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