[QUOTE="CoolSkAGuy"]

ok so its my first time... what should I expect? how was your first time?

MichaeltheCM

You think that's bad; I drank a 4 Loco a while back. Memory == wiped && heart == blown.

PS, Even if they are still legal, do NOT try those things, esp if you are underage.

1. Gaming =/= laptops EXCEPT with high end, "desktop replacements" (BTW, gaming isn't defined by Facebook Farm App, it's DragonAge and Call of Duty type stuff, the rest is just entertainment)
2. Desktop "gaming" machines are rarely as good pre-built vs. DIY
3. If your gonna get a laptop, try to get one with Nvidia's new Optimus tech, it'll provide moderate gaming power and keep a decent battery life.
4. Best mix, IMHO, is a gaming rig, and everyday laptop with integrated/weak graphics, and a good netbook for mobility.
5. Disclaimer: I do NOT know what I am talking about, any advice taken should be accompanied with a grain of salt and/or Mrs. Dash.

Thank you. Goodbye.

Just about done my semester for school, and I'm learning about Linux, Networks, Windows, and hardware. So I can say im getting closer towards the expert category.

I know my way around computers, inside and out, and Windows OS, but Linux... not so much.

Hobbsey07

I am SO laughing at your chicken sig ... :lol:

On topic, I am going to school for CSP, but I am still in the AS stage, so basically I know more about our nation's history and the structure of a plant than I do hardcore programming.

Though I can code simple programs like sorters/basic algorithms and file i/o capable progs. I am versed in C++, Java, C#, PHP and SOME VB.

That and I know how to change my background pics :shock:

Don't do it, man. The consequences will never be the same. cybrcatter

No, they won't ...

With a name like Al Green, why do you need any help with the ladies? Just serenade her.

I thought Tron was amazing when I first saw it (and still do). I have always had an affinity for absolute nerdom. I'm going with my best pocket protector and my scientific calculator (never did own a slide rule).

I have to choose one but dont know which one . I dont think Im gonna need geography in my future life and physics would fit more but then again I think physics is little harder than geography . Has anybody done ? Which one has more things to learn ? Im just thinking will I take the risk or not .

Trixstar99

Not sure if I understand.

You have exams in both subjects and need to choose one to take over the other, or are you asking which class you should take? Not sure what kind of math is required for geography, but you need algebra, geometry AND more for physics.

If math isn't your bag, I'd choose geography.

I think better when I am alone. People confuse me, and I don't like it. I don't like having to take other people into account.

She would see out of her third eye.

I'm sure your conversation WILL be recorded. I'm also pretty sure that they will listen to them, determine that not only are they not a threat, but a rather comical attempt at jackassery. Then they will laugh at you.

Job well done, you just cost the taxpayers a million dollars from our defense budget. :P