I'd totally love a base64 encode for the text. Can't wait to be browsing devrant only to hear someone next to me scream "Are you hacking the FBI?"

Oh shit. The devs are on to us George. Just keep pretending to know code... Uh... JavaScript sucks amirite guys?

@k0pernikus Thank you for your advice! I do try to focus on the basics of programming as much as I can. The thing is that I'm really slow at grasping semantics of different languages so I have to plan and allocate alot of time for it. What would you suggest for a person who knows the basics of python?

There are some really good indie developers though. I personally love Matt Makes Games Inc and Chucklefish. The sad part is the greed of publishers is ruining many good games.

You also can't forget our lovable old Concerned Ape

@irene and Pokemon. Also... Fuck you Nintendo. There are other countries who want your shit. I don't wanna pay almost double for your fucking consoles

The day we develop robots that can efficiently code and improve projects is the day Skynet is born... And the day I can finally put to use of my skills in CoD!!

Dev shower thoughts

When my professor says I have to give a 10 minute presentation on a 2 minute topic

It's called "Hakuna Matata"

BattleCry by Imagine Dragons is a good coding listen for me personally

This is one of my favourite Java quotes. May I borrow it from time to time?

I started with C and Java too. The best way to proceed is to start using python for algorithm testing. It helps you get acclimated to the language while also getting the job done. But then I am still in college. I don't know much. Good luck with it! Hoping for the best!

Serves them right for trying to run crysis on that!

I remember compiling C programs and cheering when I didn't get a segmentation fault. Then I'd be like "Now that it compiles.... Where did I fuck up?"

I add stupid function names and do unecessary things sometimes when I feel like having fun on my leisure projects. It makes the whole thing way more fun when your program responds sassily and sometimes roasts the user