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Headphoneus Supremus
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Meh. Maybe I'll just get a lyr. Just noticed this thing is 15" deep too... Mini my ass
Overclock the phone and learn how to code
Pics?Meh. Maybe I'll just get a lyr. Just noticed this thing is 15" deep too... Mini my ass
Overclock the phone and learn how to code
I bet he loves to blow up his SD card...
BTW, messing with my Desire C, overclocking kernel right now. Going with the 767mhz version because I scaredy cat http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2192750
Meh. Maybe I'll just get a lyr. Just noticed this thing is 15" deep too... Mini my ass
I bet he loves to blow up his SD card...
BTW, messing with my Desire C, overclocking kernel right now. Going with the 767mhz version because I scaredy cat http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2192750
I'm also going to be learning to code next year when I head off to college
Quote:I'm also going to be learning to code next year when I head off to college
1) Hate it when people refer to it as code. A pet peeve.
2) Err...maybe I'm out of place, but highly recommend learning before going undergraduate. If not for experience/future career, those Co-op programs/internships often hire ones with previous experience. Plus most CS/SE classes expect some experience with programming.
Does the O2 in Project H really sound that bad? Or are you just looking to blow money on something?
How can OCing blow up an SD card?
Also, Google devices don't have SD card slots in them because Google is turning to the dark side like Apple and charging you through the ******* ass for memory...
I went to 1.5 ghz on my old SGS for a few months before the Processor started melting..........
At the UW, CSE 142 is programming in Java from the ground up, no previous experience is required.
( aka spamming wifey with questions and complaining when it gets to hard)
1) Hate it when people refer to it as code. A pet peeve.
2) Err...maybe I'm out of place, but highly recommend learning before going undergraduate. If not for experience/future career, those Co-op programs/internships often hire ones with previous experience. Plus most CS/SE classes expect some experience with programming.
At the UW, CSE 142 is programming in Java from the ground up, no previous experience is required.
At the UW, CSE 142 is programming in Java from the ground up, no previous experience is required.
In the other UW (waterloo) you need prior experience (well basically admissions is tough and the optional requirement becomes sort of mandatory)
Maybe I'll just be moving down south...
Wifey just wants to copy me and get the same amp as me
Mess up permissions, heh.
I know
In the other UW (waterloo) you need prior experience (well basically admissions is tough and the optional requirement becomes sort of mandatory)
Maybe I'll just be moving down south...
The o2 is fine. Tbh I won't get anything until I go to a meet and compare what I have vs some other stuff other people have but I'm bored so I'm doing research ( aka spamming wifey with questions and complaining when it gets to hard)
Admission into the CS/CSE department at UWashington is highly competitive. If you get below a 3.6 in CSE 142 your chances of getting in is pretty dismal from what I've heard.