Jobs among 1st Gen owners.
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Since going thru alot of profiles to see what cars ppl have I have also noticed another trend. Is it just me or do a lot of computer guys just love the older rx-7s? Haven't looked around the newer ones, but from what I have seen they seem to be less into computers then most 1st gen owners. So I am wondering what all some of you guys do for a living?
Me, I am a full time student at college soon, and work as a network assistant for money. Going to college for CS. And I am a huge anime fan, any 1st gen owners like anime?
Me, I am a full time student at college soon, and work as a network assistant for money. Going to college for CS. And I am a huge anime fan, any 1st gen owners like anime?
I am 18 and just finished High School courses in Computer Services and Networking, and have my A+ Certification. Im currently working on my MCSE cert. So yes, I am onto computers
. I also have a hobby with building computers at home, so if anyone wants any input or opinions or a computer, let me know
.
~T.J.
. I also have a hobby with building computers at home, so if anyone wants any input or opinions or a computer, let me know
.~T.J.
I'm 17 and a high school senior this year. I have two jobs, I work at a gas station and a video rental shop. Both jobs suck but It gives me plenty of $$$ to work on my rex with
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Mechanical engineering student at Penn State by fall and winter, NAPA warehouse worker (pay sucks, but I get a HUGE discount on car parts) in spring and summer... he he
--Danny
--Danny
Me, i'm a artist,i own my own stained glass studio.
I design and build windows,transoms,skylites,lampshades,sun catchers,
and 3-D art,also,i do repairs,,i use AutoCAD to design
the patterns,,i also do part time drafting,electrical engineering when they need a sub.I also play guitar
in a band here in san diego
I design and build windows,transoms,skylites,lampshades,sun catchers,
and 3-D art,also,i do repairs,,i use AutoCAD to design
the patterns,,i also do part time drafting,electrical engineering when they need a sub.I also play guitar
in a band here in san diego
17, so i go to school
In many ways thats my 1st job.
I do a buch of 3-d moddling for games in my sparetime. Im so good that my parents pay for everything i need so i can stay at home and build a portfolio (WHen im not a football practice or boyscouts). I hope to get a job either creating 3d models for games or do 3d animation, aka FInaly Fantasy + Star Wars/Trek. SO, i guess you could say im a computer freak.
btw, i cant resist, LOOK AT MY Y-wing! Just finished the bottom today
www.kamodder.com/~amazingnorad/ywing2.jpg
In many ways thats my 1st job.I do a buch of 3-d moddling for games in my sparetime. Im so good that my parents pay for everything i need so i can stay at home and build a portfolio (WHen im not a football practice or boyscouts). I hope to get a job either creating 3d models for games or do 3d animation, aka FInaly Fantasy + Star Wars/Trek. SO, i guess you could say im a computer freak.
btw, i cant resist, LOOK AT MY Y-wing! Just finished the bottom today
www.kamodder.com/~amazingnorad/ywing2.jpg
Computer programmer here! My expertise lies in the world of Unix and TCP/IP. Haven't willingly touched a crappy Micky$oft product in over 6 years.
Winston Churchill once said "Out of intense complexities, intense simplicities emerge." Some of the most elegant software I have ever seen or written is extremely simple in structure and function. Kinda like the rotary engine: Elegant and intensely simple.
Winston Churchill once said "Out of intense complexities, intense simplicities emerge." Some of the most elegant software I have ever seen or written is extremely simple in structure and function. Kinda like the rotary engine: Elegant and intensely simple.
I'm an engineer working in quality control/Research & Development for the nation's largest remanufacturer of engines, transmissions, and differentials. I'm also an ASE certified Master Engine Machinist (too bad that certification doesn't include much for rotary engines!).
im a jobless loser @ the time but make bill money working on cars, current projects... large street porting a 90 T2 motor, replaced the d. shaft on a 88 and gonna do 2 2nd gen tuneups this week and swap a 85 motor this weekend then sell the car.
Originally posted by Felix Wankel
I have a meth lab in the basement.
I have a meth lab in the basement.
Good one.
PRESENTLY:
Regional Manager for
Chase Manhattan Mortgage Corp.
ALSO:
Real Estate Broker
Mortgage Broker
PREVIOUSLY:
5-0 (Police Officer)
PREVIOUS TO THAT:
Jarhead (U.S. Marines)
Like Mike-P, I am a jack of all trades as well. I have done a little of everything. And a lot of nothing..
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I'm a Hardware and Software tester for Intel, A.K.A Quality Assurance Engineer. I find flaws in software and 802.11b Wireless Networking Hardware. I like to break things. <g> I've loved the First Gen RX-7 for years. All I need to do now is power the 7 with linux. Its already powered by atari with that speaker control joystick...Is it just me or does it remind you of an atari 2600 controller? Anyway, Love the car, the engine, want an E-mpeg and mobile wireless internet gateway/access point mounted in the back for internet access, a laptop built into the glove box, one of those slim gateways
Oh and that new satillite radio system....Someday I will be Tron.
M.
Oh and that new satillite radio system....Someday I will be Tron.M.
Originally posted by 82streetracer
I am a lot attendent at a mazda dealership. thats were I got my 7.
I am also a student at dunwoody institute.
#2 auto school in the country.
I am a lot attendent at a mazda dealership. thats were I got my 7.
I am also a student at dunwoody institute.
#2 auto school in the country.
I am a full-time student, trying to get my degree in computer science. I work for Dominos to help pay the bills, and for kicks I work as a bouncer at a local club. I also am a member of the Texas Air National Guard, one weekend a month, 6 or 10 or so weeks a year(do not believe recruiters).
I also freelance in auto repair, plumbing, and whatever else I run accross.
another Jack of all trades, master of none.
I also freelance in auto repair, plumbing, and whatever else I run accross.
another Jack of all trades, master of none.





