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tigertoyPrairie City Computing is going out of business, and all of its employees, including me, are officially laid off as of today. A severance package that basically covers pay and health care through January helps a little to soften the blow, but I have a big big problem on my hands.
I will be writing more shortly. Anyone who has useful advice about possible local opportunities to make a living, please get in touch with me in person, by email, or through LJ.
I will be writing more shortly. Anyone who has useful advice about possible local opportunities to make a living, please get in touch with me in person, by email, or through LJ.
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Re: Shit.
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Date: 2004-12-13 09:57 pm (UTC)Before that, I was doing MFC programming for various custom Windows apps, most recently a package of water quality data data management and graph drawing tools called Aq*QA (where the * is actually a big dot, but I don't feel like trying to figure out how to tell LJ to display that). If you're curious, you can look at the product web site (http://www.aqqa.com). Aq*QA is in commercial release, but it hasn't exactly been flying off the shelves.
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