Indiana Duck. Looks like a tomb robber to me.

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At least it's not light themed.

I think the sad thing is that every woman will experience this in the work place. It is annoying.

@daniel-kun just specific ROMS of games that I know he enjoys.

Thanks everyone!

@solocoder it plays everything from Atari to NES to N64 and PSX.

@QueenMorgana Thanks!

@krlooss I see that with male students too though. My lower division classes where always full (2 or 3 sections of 30ish students) but once I got upper division it went down to 1 section of 10-15 students per class. It might be more noticeable when the ladies change because there are fewer of us to begin with, at least at my school.

@MissDirection yea. Was my top school choice until that point. Love the school I went with instead.

They make good rubber ducks too because you really have to break down the problem more then you might otherwise.

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Also the same time I built my first computer.

Had the same problem at my old internship. I needed internal documentation to finish my code and I was always told "I'll get it to you tomorrow"(this was every day for 2 months). I spent my time reading about the different tools and frameworks I was using in case they did finally give me the remaining documentation (they never did).

Ended up talking to the lead of another project and did some basic testing for them while I waited. Didn't learn a lot but it was better than nothing.

@ihavePCSD O wow, this did get put on Facebook. Fancy.

Not so true.

@karakamen http://www.emojicode.org

@Codex404 agreed

@jobylie They are broke college students so they want me to "do them a favor" or "invest" in their idea with my time. If it was a cool business idea maybe? But they were not.

Anyone can learn to program but programming is not for everyone. I'm a student and some of my peers never programmed until college, some never even had a home computer until recently (some still don't due to $$) and now they love it and are just as good at it. I also run a beginners boot camp at my school every semester to introduce freshman to the magical world of comp sci and bring them to the dark side. Any one can learn to code and think like a programmer if they love it enough. For those who don't believe someone can learn to think like a programmer is silly, you weren't born with that skill. Granted some pick it up faster than others, but is still learnable.

@sak96 I have played both games more than once. They are fantastic.

@sak96 it's the beginning of GLaDOS

Now I want a pet potato.

@CharlesVernon I'm not really sure.

Those are pretty cool but these are still my favorite: https://youtu.be/ywWBy6J5gz8

@kong I know most of the teachers will mark him down. I am a tutor for the cs department and just let him know that we would not be able to help him with his code if he does that.

Amazon music has a station called atmospheric electric. It's like electric meets smooth jazz. Little to no vocals so not distracting.