posted December 05, 2017 05:42 PM            

But I know someone particular with strong Aqua and Uranus - took out the power when he stuck a knife in a toaster awhile back because he didn't even understand what would happen LOL much less anything IT related xD

posted December 05, 2017 06:40 PM            

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Originally posted by Lalafortunaea:
Sure they can. Thougn, looking at your chart, I don't know. You might get bored of it eventually. If you're still young though, you have time to figure out what you want and like.

But I know someone particular with strong Aqua and Uranus - took out the power when he stuck a knife in a toaster awhile back because he didn't even understand what would happen LOL much less anything IT related xD

Uranus can also cause malfunctions

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I'm asking because I've read that people who have Sun/Uranus aspects are usually good with computers and technology. And I've had other people who have read my chart say that I might be good at doing something that involves technology. Get bored? Maybe but then I'd think about all the money I'd be making lol.

posted December 05, 2017 09:19 PM            

One quirk, he dislike being told what to do but he has freedom to do his work (sun/uranus) whenever as long he meets the deadline. But I am not sure if sun/uranus alone would indicate working in IT field. But I can imagine it would be fun because you need to continuously learn to keep up with how technology is evolving. There is always something new and to grow. Also if the work environment isn't strict, more lenient, and gives you space to work (ex: less micromangement), it would work out.

posted December 05, 2017 09:43 PM            

For software development I find people with strong Mercuries because you need the math background.

Pisces/Aries mixes are common.

Other then software dev. anyone can work in the tech field. But being able to be sustainable is what matters and thats were the strong Mercuries come in.

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Originally posted by ChildofVenus:
..Maybe but then I'd think about all the money I'd be making lol.

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I'm sorry the only people that make the big bucks are people with mathematical computational degrees because they know how to make code run faster and i'm far from being a math genius just mildly proficient .

People just don't understand that computer science isn't strictly programming. Its write code then prove its fast and an efficient solution (Algorithm).

If your lucky to get an interview at google you'll go through stages. The first one is just to see if you know anything about Algorithms.

I've worked with people with Business degrees who call themselves IT people even thought they don't have a f*cken clue how to code or have any background in software engineering or computer science just project management and how to manage a team of people.

Yet they what the dev's to build things properly.

FYI:I'm a Comp Sci Major, if you want to get in this field get a real comp sci or software engineering degree. It takes time, persistence, dedication and suffering especially discrete mathematics.

You might get a fast job with a fly by night degree but you'll get burnt out or laid off just as fast as you were hired, my 2 cents.

Plus you need to understand that the tech field is like fashion. What was in style this season may not be next. For example Mobile apps are very easy to make just download android studio and see for yourself. It may seam like a cash cow, but its over saturated and has the potential to go out of style soon.

Cyber-security is the "new thing in style for the season" but you have to learn Networking, Operating Systems(linux)and it be good at number theory to understand how cryptography works.

If your interested on how it works click the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cM4mNVUBtHk
There are other encryption/decryption algorithms (RSA, AES, Sha256, etc..) but the video gives the best example its Diffie-Hellman.

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posted December 05, 2017 10:52 PM            

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Originally posted by DualGemV2:
I'm sorry but IT is a vague term it can almost mean anything tech related anything from a mouse pad designer to a soddier that makes PCB boards.

For software development I find people with strong Mercuries because you need the math background.

Pisces/Aries mixes are common.

Other then software dev. anyone can work in the tech field. But being able to be sustainable is what matters and thats were the strong Mercuries come in.

I'm sorry the only people that make the big bucks are people with mathematical computational degrees because they know how to make code run faster and i'm far from being a math genius just mildly proficient .

People just don't understand that computer science isn't strictly programming. Its write code then prove its fast and an efficient solution (Algorithm).

If your lucky to get an interview at google you'll go through stages. The first one is just to see if you know anything about Algorithms.

I've worked with people with Business degrees who call themselves IT people even thought they don't have a f*cken clue how to code or have any background in software engineering or computer science just project management and how to manage a team of people.

Yet they what the dev's to build things properly.

FYI:I'm a Comp Sci Major, if you want to get in this field get a real comp sci or software engineering degree. It takes time, persistence, dedication and suffering especially discrete mathematics.

You might get a fast job with a fly by night degree but you'll get burnt out or laid off just as fast as you were hired, my 2 cents.

Plus you need to understand that the tech field is like fashion. What was in style this season may not be next. For example Mobile apps are very easy to make just download android studio and see for yourself. It may seam like a cash cow, but its over saturated and has the potential to go out of style soon.

Cyber-security is the "new thing in style for the season" but you have to learn Networking, Operating Systems(linux)and it be good at number theory to understand how cryptography works.

If your interested on how it works click the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cM4mNVUBtHk
There are other encryption/decryption algorithms (RSA, AES, Sha256, etc..) but the video gives the best example its Diffie-Hellman.

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When I say IT I mean something like a
Computer Support Specialist. People who work on computers usually do make decent money. Of course they may not be rich but the money is good. I know someone who worked in Tech support and was making $20 an hour (I know it's not the best). She said if she was still working now she would probably be making more than that. In regards to what I mean by IT I am saying that I would like to work with fixing hardware, software issues etc. I know there is more to computers than coding and programming. I've done html coding before but I am talking about working with fixing technical issues.

posted December 05, 2017 11:09 PM            

Uranus improvises a lot. So if the type of work you will be doing involves having to act on "on the minute" information, then this aspect can def help.

posted December 06, 2017 12:10 AM            

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Originally posted by Aries23Degrees:
Your chart looks very familiar. Like i hve perused it before and made comments hmmm.....

Uranus improvises a lot. So if the type of work you will be doing involves having to act on "on the minute" information, then this aspect can def help.

Have you considered working for yourself? Or atleast going for something that will allow you to be more independent?

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posted December 06, 2017 12:16 AM            

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Originally posted by ChildofVenus:
...In regards to what I mean by IT I am saying that I would like to work with fixing hardware, software issues etc. I know there is more to computers than coding and programming. I've done html coding before but I am talking about working with fixing technical issues.

What exactly do you mean by a fly by night degree? And if you get laid off does that mean you can't get employed anywhere else?
My friend got his certification and is now working doing tech support at Best Buy. But is still in school to get a degree. As far as Mercury goes I have Mercury trine Saturn, Mercury conjunct Jupiter, Mercury sextile Mars, Mercury square Neptune, Mercury conjunct North Node and Mercury conjunct Chiron.

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Fly by night degree a quick certification for a job that anyone can get once they get that paper. Theres a mixed opinion about it, click the link http://www.reddit.com/r/CompTIA/comments/4cbudf/was_told_that_certifications_were_us eless/

Think of it this way almost anyone can change a flat tire or pump gas or even write a report. But what if I'm tired and don't want to do either. Hire someone to do it.

Or even getting a drivers licences you can buy beer and drive a car, but not much else after that.

Thats sorta what the jobs you listed are.
Plus they can get really boring.

Several developers I worked with a couple years ago got certifications for Introwoven Teamesite. It was good for the time to say they had the skill but its now useless since Interwoven has become OpenText.

Solid Engineering or Computer Science degrees never expire.

Computer science may not be the only aspect but its the most important one (My bias, lol) again its different from straight coding like knowing HTML anyone can learn it and people are because the economy isn't that good.

But knowing how to applying an algorithm to any language is that what it is otherwise your just a code monkey which anyone can be.

If you really want to get into the tech world without obtaining a physical degree you should consider getting the certification to be a Network Penetration tester then get into something else once the numbers are high enough and the fad runs out most of is prebuilt software you just have to run the scans.

But the higher level stuff needs a comp sci background thought.

Its still relatively new and lucrative but only for a time.

posted December 06, 2017 01:51 AM            

With IT/Computer Science sometimes you need to really love it not because of the money you make. As you will use LOGIC often and work your brain too the max. If you don't love it, you will think that the money you get is not enough.

I took a Computer Science major in the university and within my friends after awhile it is a so common conversation about the salary and how boring it can be. Well, all of this male friends are an Air and Fire sun signs. I have found a lot of the female doesn't like having a conversation about it, so, yeah, I have more male friends then the female in IT field. The female tend to "whatever" after awhile because it is so male thinking, unless you meet the weirdo/nerdy one.

I know one of my classmates is a Taurus with moon in Aqua, he admitted that most of the time he didn't know what it taught as it was so beyond his head. So complicated that it was not as simple as he thought. He didn't do well in the university tough, but surprisingly enough he is in IT field longer than me. lol.

posted December 06, 2017 02:19 AM            

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Originally posted by hearttreasure:
Do you have interest in math a lot?

Do you think you like to solve problems?....

how boring it can be. ...
I know one of my classmates is a Taurus with moon in Aqua, he admitted that most of the time he didn't know what it taught as it was so beyond his head. So complicated that it was not as simple as he thought. He didn't do well in the university tough, but surprisingly enough he is in IT field longer than me. lol.

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I swear the more I read your posts the more I think you would make a really good Friend .

I thought you were a team lead or lead developer?

Funny you should mention your friend and not knowing how the math connected. Today I baught a calling card but I damaged part of the serial key.

I knew all the numbers for the exception of the last 3 numbers. I thought so thats why I had to learn permutations. So I spend 3 hours trying to generate all the possible combinations.

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posted December 06, 2017 12:09 PM            

Do you have interest in math a lot?
no

Do you think you like to solve problems?
i guess not with this kind of problems

posted December 06, 2017 12:21 PM            

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Originally posted by ChildofVenus:
Well I expect people to try to discourage me I'm use to it.

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Oh no ChildofVenus!!.

You shouldn’t let the chart dictate what you want to do. As long you have passion and determination, that’s what matters. I was an accountant before, my astrologer told me if I did not told her what I did, she wouldn’t know I would be one. But I made it with a degree in accounting. I studied a lot! Found passion in it and a sense of purpose. (My mercury in Pisces get confused but I manage) yes my main reason for it was because it’s was a stable career. But if I did not get my foot in the door I wouldn’t know what I dislike or like. From there I became quality assurance. Everyone changes careers in their lifetime.
Just remember the thumb of rule is never stop learning and dedicate your life to learning if you’re in tech industry. My knowledge in astrology isn’t enough to interpret your chart. Sorry

posted December 06, 2017 01:08 PM            

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Originally posted by DualGemV2:
I swear the more I read your posts the more I think you would make a really good Friend .

I thought you were a team lead or lead developer?

Funny you should mention your friend and not knowing how the math connected. Today I baught a calling card but I damaged part of the serial key.

I knew all the numbers for the exception of the last 3 numbers. I thought so thats why I had to learn permutations. So I spend 3 hours trying to generate all the possible combinations.

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I don't know if I could be a good friend lol but I tend to have some different group of people every time, I don't know how I make it, I am like just going with the flow then I have found myself in the group of people and get invited a lot. I don't know how it happens lol.

I was a team leader when we had a project, like, 3D Algorithm or something like that, in the university, and actually the Taurus and Aqua moon I mentioned before was one of my team member, but that was the first and the last time I let myself to be chosen as a team leader. The second time, I totally refused it. Then everytime I pretended that I didn't know anything (acted dumb) or I disappeared lol. I was a developer in my second job.

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Originally posted by ChildofVenus:
Well I expect people to try to discourage me I'm use to it.

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I actually didn't try to encourage you or discourage you as I didn't want to take any responsibility of your decisions as after all it is your decision. If you know what I mean.

I'm just trying to tell you what I and my friends experienced after graduating from the university and we are all agree that people who are more concern with the money in IT/Computer Science field, they are suggested to take certain certification classes than applying to more formal education.

It is kind of an open mind discussion.

posted December 06, 2017 01:11 PM            

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Originally posted by ChildofVenus:
Well I expect people to try to discourage me I'm use to it.

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Far from. 90% of the time Lindaland is a supportive community.

As unfortunate as it is to sounds Software Engineers are like doctors they have big egos.

So they tend to look down on jobs that are perceived to be below them. Doctors look down on nurses then the nurses look down on orderlies.

Truth be told I was asked if wanted to be a network support admin. I was sorta but not really interested then they said to me "..we didn't think you'd be interested".

But if your happy just doing grunt work then by all means go for it.

You'll need more then a certificate to go beyond it later.

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Originally posted by Selenite:
....I've come to think is seriously a good factor for working with art and technology

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Thats actually what the trend is even right now with the number of fine arts majors declining there starting to implement graphic design into it.

So it becomes a sorta "tech" - arts combination.

A lot of fields and degrees are indirectly integrating some form of "tech" in it.

posted December 06, 2017 04:01 PM            

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Originally posted by DualGemV2:
Thats actually what the trend is even right now with the number of fine arts majors declining there starting to implement graphic design into it.

So it becomes a sorta "tech" - arts combination.

A lot of fields and degrees are indirectly integrating some form of "tech" in it.

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Ok based on my chart do you have any suggestions about what could be a good career for me?

posted December 06, 2017 04:38 PM            

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Originally posted by ChildofVenus:
... And I've had other people who have read my chart say that I might be good at doing something that involves technology.

Get bored? Maybe but then I'd think about all the money I'd be making lol.

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And there you go. That is the Venusian-temptation: an easier route to more money.

Let me set everyone straight on this. The 'easiest' route to material propserity is following your passion and arena of greatest natural (even undeveloped) talent -- NOT where 'the money' seems to be at the moment. If you make important life decisions that way, you give away a piece of your soul to become a slave to the economic system in its current state. It will change. The market is already saturated with I.T. workers -- unless you have the natural talent to write original software. If you love machines so much you can see yourself fixing them for a living, okay.

Trust me, if you are in massage therapy or the healing arts of some kind, you are in the right arena.

With Jupiter conjunct N.Node of your chart, just orient yourself in a positive direction and go a step at a time. It will bring rewards. The key with career choices is not to think of it as biting off the whole enchilada at once, but commit to basic steps that are headed in the right direction for you. Then make adjustments based on what you learn and experience.

Most importantly trust yourself. Trust the direction you feel brings mutual growth to you and others. In today's world most people change the line of work they are in to some degree. You don't have to commit to one exactly right thing now. Just find the right direction and move.

posted December 06, 2017 06:47 PM            

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Originally posted by Kannon McAfee:
And there you go. That is the Venusian-temptation: an easier route to more money.

Let me set everyone straight on this. The 'easiest' route to material propserity [b]is following your passion and arena of greatest natural (even undeveloped) talent -- NOT where 'the money' seems to be at the moment. If you make important life decisions that way, you give away a piece of your soul to become a slave to the economic system in its current state. It will change. The market is already saturated with I.T. workers -- unless you have the natural talent to write original software. If you love machines so much you can see yourself fixing them for a living, okay.

Trust me, if you are in massage therapy or the healing arts of some kind, you are in the right arena.

With Jupiter conjunct N.Node of your chart, just orient yourself in a positive direction and go a step at a time. It will bring rewards. The key with career choices is not to think of it as biting off the whole enchilada at once, but commit to basic steps that are headed in the right direction for you. Then make adjustments based on what you learn and experience.

Most importantly trust yourself. Trust the direction you feel brings mutual growth to you and others. In today's world most people change the line of work they are in to some degree. You don't have to commit to one exactly right thing now. Just find the right direction and move.

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posted December 06, 2017 06:54 PM            

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Originally posted by DualGemV2:
Fly by night degree a quick certification for a job that anyone can get once they get that paper. Theres a mixed opinion about it, click the link http://www.reddit.com/r/CompTIA/comments/4cbudf/was_told_that_certifications_were_us eless/

Think of it this way almost anyone can change a flat tire or pump gas or even write a report. But what if I'm tired and don't want to do either. Hire someone to do it.

Or even getting a drivers licences you can buy beer and drive a car, but not much else after that.

Thats sorta what the jobs you listed are.
Plus they can get really boring.

Several developers I worked with a couple years ago got certifications for Introwoven Teamesite. It was good for the time to say they had the skill but its now useless since Interwoven has become OpenText.

Solid Engineering or Computer Science degrees never expire.

Computer science may not be the only aspect but its the most important one (My bias, lol) again its different from straight coding like knowing HTML anyone can learn it and people are because the economy isn't that good.

But knowing how to applying an algorithm to any language is that what it is otherwise your just a code monkey which anyone can be.

If you really want to get into the tech world without obtaining a physical degree you should consider getting the certification to be a Network Penetration tester then get into something else once the numbers are high enough and the fad runs out most of is prebuilt software you just have to run the scans.

But the higher level stuff needs a comp sci background thought.

Its still relatively new and lucrative but only for a time.

My Planets
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posted December 08, 2017 06:02 AM            

Looking at the positions I’d say I do fine with having a job (6th house) that I can work from home (4th house).
I did well with Maths although I rarely use complex maths now. I work as a web application developer, the kind of complex applications that are integrated with complex systems. Tasks includes requirements evaluation, design and structuring. Software development is definitely not just writing code, architecture and performance, as well as working on different development phases and team are important too.

I’m not a typical developer as in I do better with abstract and creativity, as well as desigining structure, but I often don’t carry technical knowledge. My brain just don’t carry recipes, it carries patterns instead.

I would look at the 10th house and 6th house for career and job, where their rules are nd what they are aspecting. 5th house is about our talents and 6th house is where we apply them.