As a dev@35 career changer I can fall back onto the following work experiences if computers where to suddenly go away:
retail
bartending/service
event managment
audio engineering
sound design
recording artist
courier / personal transport
language teaching
learning coach
dog/cat sitter
Though, since I have done all those I would most likely open a coffee shop somewhere in downtown in a small corner and serve some niche gourmet espresso. OR, depending on the state of the world at large, open said coffee shop at some beach and ad a stand up paddling rental to the mix.
Hah, I just canceled my metro subscription to justify buying a new bike. Now I am commuting by bike 13km one way and loving it, so bike courier would be a part time option too.
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As a dev@35 career changer I can fall back onto the following work experiences if computers where to suddenly go away:
Though, since I have done all those I would most likely open a coffee shop somewhere in downtown in a small corner and serve some niche gourmet espresso. OR, depending on the state of the world at large, open said coffee shop at some beach and ad a stand up paddling rental to the mix.
If the internet goes out forever, we'll definitely need to bike USB drives around town all the time!
Hah, I just canceled my metro subscription to justify buying a new bike. Now I am commuting by bike 13km one way and loving it, so bike courier would be a part time option too.