>2013
>still in college
sucks though, all my summer playmates're heading back to class next week too.

didn't really get into poe that much, i like the mechanics & all the everything, but map-based endgame with solo being slow as fuck (and no player 8 equiv) just sorta killed it for me

yeah there are a lot of improvements they need to make but I love the art style and the way you can make so many cool custom builds.


and yeah, I started college late lol (2010, but graduated hs 2006)

i'm just pokin' ya. considering going back / actually going to a real university this time, but idk, on the fence still.
the thought of being like corporate wage slave and/or in school until i'm 35 is pretty unappealing.
plus I don't actually feel -interested- in anything, but where else am I going to learn coolass mad scientist stuff w/o getting put on even more govt watchlists.

yeah, poe's dark atmosphere is what d1+d2 had, but d3 was sorely lacking.

ugh, yeah. I had almost forgotten about d3 lol.

And yeah, I am studying computer science right now and just finished up a class on network security/cryptography.

People would be pretty upset to hear that incredibly sensitive details of their life and bank account are in the hands of mere mathematical assumptions that certain algorithms are 'hard to break'

chu clear mala's site yet? although it's mixed reversing & crypto.

nah never got around to it

I had to write a program to implement the safer-sk64 encryption though.

Best part was when the professor posted his output of the cipher text and it matched 0% of the entire class, lol

dude done farked up

sounds cool, but after looking it up I gotta say I've nfc about how to implement it, or even how to read that design diagram heh.

finally clearing out some animu backlog, gonna go dent fma:b some more & crash, laters \o

ps: this shit is maximum swagtastic [Akatsuki Myuuto] Beautiful Girls Club

This post was edited by Tianjin on Aug 17 2013 03:19am

Everyone calm down.....

That's why in some cases, going for a 4 year degree is not worth the money and time. Still it also depends on what field you going into. For like medical field you really have to, but for IT, you can learn most of the stuff on your own if you have the direction.

Also, most professors don't even know wtf they are talking about...They will spend the entire semester just teaching you the basics, and the whole material is about 3-4 weeks worth if you can just learn on your own.

In current job market, recruiters don't really care what degree you have, but rather what you have done. A highschool friend of mine is a good example, he graduated with a 3.1 GPA in electronic engineering and now he's getting paid about 200k working as iOS interface developer for Google. And the programming language he uses is Objective-C, which he learnt not from school, but from the previous company he worked for. (Oh and networking helps too)

Like seriously, getting a degree is a huge waste of time and money for a lot of the field, especially IT. Best way is just learn on your own and go make some kick ass projects or get certifications, those speak much more than a simple degree

This post was edited by guiltygearXT on Aug 17 2013 10:54am

why is everyone talking about it

ill read it tonight

last night i was stuck on Meguridokoro last night so cute