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@ I have come to believe that there is no such thing as "caught up". I am, however, fairly certain that casseroles exist.
about 5 hours ago
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An update process should not fail because the update process itself has forked and is taking up too much ram on its own. (But it did.)
about 8 hours ago
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@ Ooh! I know! I know! It's when you need a 3/4 inch hole!
about 9 hours ago
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RT @: jump jump jump jump < And @ wins the checkers game! (the crowd goes wild)
about 12 hours ago
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@ It's more of a workout if you juggle the 10 pound weights. You know. Just sayin'.
about 12 hours ago
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@ The first time I saw Office Space, I didn't find it funny at all. That was an indicator that I should have changed then.
about 12 hours ago
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@ I saw a pair of blue jeans on ML King today. Must be a hell of a day if you lose your pants crossing the street.
6:22 PM Nov 21st
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@ You have people living in your oven?
2:40 PM Nov 21st
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@ In ten years, all the technology will be different. However, people and their problems change much more slowly.
8:27 PM Nov 20th
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@ I don't know where it's going. I've guessed wrong far too often to guess any more. I just rely on my grasp of the basics.
8:26 PM Nov 20th
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@ Could be. But then, a whole lot of people like to think that they're different. You can believe me or not. Doesn't bother me.
8:19 PM Nov 20th
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@ Distraction and learning lots of languages part-way weakens the pathways overall. (Oh, also study neurology. :)
8:17 PM Nov 20th
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@ Remember that your brain grows via constantly-reinforcing neural pathways. The sooner you start setting them, the better.
8:16 PM Nov 20th
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@ You should learn your first language in great depth, as that will form the understandings that you will draw on later.
8:16 PM Nov 20th
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@ And having been a teen, I have to say that that tendency is going to work against you.
8:15 PM Nov 20th
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@ Go Google on "premature optimization" and think about how that concept can impact your life.
8:14 PM Nov 20th
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@ Your worst enemy will be trying to adjust too early. The world will be so very different by the time you get there.
8:13 PM Nov 20th
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@ At your level, it doesn't matter. Flip a coin and learn C++ or Java. Understand it inside and out. Read loads of books on it.
8:12 PM Nov 20th
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@ And takes classes outside your focus. It doesn't matter what, but the more you know outside of IT, the better off you'll be.
8:06 PM Nov 20th
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@ Learn how to understand and communicate with people not like you. (Get involved in Debate/Rhetoric).
8:05 PM Nov 20th
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