Well Shonumi I shot you a message on there. See you around. I'll probably start working on that tutorial after this semester is over.
Ah crap, I missed you. I was too busy fiddling around with editing some images. I'll be ready (one of these days). Hope your school work goes well.
(04-30-2015, 03:16 PM)NKF98 Wrote: [ -> ]well, what did I do to rub you the wrong way?
Replying to threads without properly reading what you're replying to, or posting the same generic advice for every problem even if it may not be applicable. You tell everyone to use the lastest version without bothering to find out if they are. You tell people to upgrade their drivers regardless of their OS. You recommend overclocking as if it's a magical switch that gives free performance with no consequences. There doesn't seem to be any actual knowledge behind your recommendations, but you keep replying to nearly every new thread regardless.
rather...tactless. Sorry, I'm trying to learn and get better at this kind of thing, I think I've become more knowledgeable by being here. I apologize that you know more than I do and that I make mistakes?
If you and teuidj want to hash things out, please do so in Random or via PM. Thanks.
No, I'm done. He requested an answer so I gave him one.
Well Shonumi I took a double take at the tutorial you posted earlier, and decided I'm going to with
this one instead as it is centered around Python. I will be learning C++ on my own online, and via my course in Fall.
That's great! Be sure to post your progress every now and then
Well thus far it is super confusing, but I guess that is one of the pitfalls of an express course. For now I think I'm going to try out C#, and get primed on that.
I really like C#. I think it's a good language to start learning programming with. Visual Studio debugging, profiling, etc support for that is top-notch.