I got 2 nests and hooked them up to my standalone HomeAssistant server. I controlled when to shift to away based on my sensors. That’s all I really wanted. Once they shutdown the api, I couldn’t do this anymore. I will be getting rid of the nests, (gifts? I have the boxes...) and I’m current researching for a ZWave thermostat. F**K Google

ED was first, line editing only, then we had EDT (1978?). I remember seeing that for the first time and having my mind blown away...

I miss those days, cut my baby teeth on a PDP 11/70 with RSX11M+ OS. Did Fortran 66, Fortran 77, Assembler and C code on them.
We also had 11/34s and a really small one in the lab with a low serial number. It came with the pizza box drives and paper-tape reader/writers.

Pixelmator has enough compatibility with photoshop for my casual use. I seriously hope that they step up and create a competitive version to go head to head with photoshop. Price point for Pixelmator is $29.99 if I recall correctly.

You may want to re-think the software engineer title and aim for a management slot. You have experience on dealing with people, knowledge transfer, defining requirements and other skills that are required to herd cats and contractors.

Being 50+ myself, I find that my company values my skills as a manager and an ability to get the job done. I'm wasting my time coding and usually if I want to get my hands dirty, I'll take on Information architecture role and vet code for standards, risks, and approach.

Manage software engineers....