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<font size=4>T</font>his was the wage labour half of my work life, which is detailed by an unusual amount of material starting with [https://meansofproduction.biz/rptour <span style="color: pink;">Praxis Tour</span>] which has a responsive bootstrap tour, c. 2015 with drupal sites for desktop and mobile devices a cover page and 10 page resume, etc.. 1974 is the actual start because that's when I took training at the schools Control Data was running and actually did first programming, but I went back for a 4 year degree majoring in Math and CS and only had operator jobs until 1980. I did have a DP course at a community college before CDC in '73 which pushes it back to my teens. The Control Data Institute I went to btw, was in the building shown on the Bob Newhart Show at that time on Michigan Avenue as being where he had his office.
<font size=4>T</font>his was the wage labour half of my work life, which is detailed by an unusual amount of material starting with [https://meansofproduction.biz/rptour <span style="color: pink;">Praxis Tour</span>] which has a responsive bootstrap tour, c. 2015 with drupal sites for desktop and mobile devices a cover page and 10 page resume, etc.. 1974 is the actual start because that's when I took training at the schools Control Data was running and actually did first programming, but I went back for a 4 year degree majoring in Math and CS and only had operator jobs until 1980. I did have a DP course at a community college before CDC in '73 which pushes it back to my teens. The Control Data Institute I went to btw, was in the building shown on the Bob Newhart Show at that time on Michigan Avenue as being where he had his office.


From the late nineties I mostly worked remote, but did work on-site in Buffalo in '14, and from the late 80s 60% or so of my work was on a contractor basis, by the turn of the century independent of job shop parasites. Late '18 is the demarcation point after which I consider this phase of working life ended, the last actual gig was in the spring of that year.
From the late nineties I mostly worked remote, but did work on-site in Buffalo in '14, and from the late 80s 60% or so of my work was on a contractor basis, by the turn of the century independent of job shop parasites. From late '18, for the reason explained in the next &sect;, I consider this phase of working life ended, the last actual gig was spring '18.


= 2019 - &dagger; =
= 2019 - &dagger; =

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