Professionally, this was what I feel will be my hump decade. Did very well for myself creating tech for video games, reaching the peak of my career a few years ago. Certainly I am quite proud of my work there, interesting to know billions of people have probably used stuff I have contributed to. Now recently out of work. Selling my nice house and car and moving to the sticks to semi-retire and generally be lazy. Created a small human along the way.
Amiga-wise, rediscovered it a couple of years ago. Got an A4000 recently but haven't had much time to play with it. Have spent way too much time reading this board and catching up on and learning all sorts of things that I didn't know about. I kind of feel like my rekindled passion for the Amiga is where my professional career is going, which is over the hump. I initially had lots of enthusiasm for the idea of trying to help push Amiga projects forward but learning more I kind of wonder what the point of it is if fundamental OS problems won't be solved in my lifetime. Not to say I don't still enjoy reading about it and playing with it, just seems too futile to try to accomplish anything useful.
