

anarchy420x wrote:In fact, if you would give 5 minutes of your time, I would like you to perform an exercise to help direct your attention and energy.
Grab the remote to your tv or cable box, It needs to be one of those two. Go sit in the middle of an open room with nothing else going on around you, no music, no tv, no people. Then look at the remote; think about the remote. Spend a good 5 minutes doing this. Then immediately post your thoughts onto here.
anarchy420x wrote:You have made approximately 7 posts asking what you should do. What you should learn. I think you have the idea and mentality a little backward. This isn't school, you don't have to learn a set amount to get a good grade. You learn as much and as little as you see fit.
anarchy420x wrote:Grab the remote to your tv or cable box, It needs to be one of those two. Go sit in the middle of an open room with nothing else going on around you, no music, no tv, no people. Then look at the remote; think about the remote. Spend a good 5 minutes doing this. Then immediately post your thoughts onto here.
anarchy420x wrote:I don't mean to discourage you in any manor, but I think you might need to take a step back from the computer and figure out what you want to do.
anarchy420x wrote:You really failed to comment on the remote without saying you didn't want to do it. That in itself says a bit about your sense of direction. You may want to find your own way instead of looking for direction even if it's in looking for direction, Make sense?
Basically, even if you ask us for our opinion, you should continue to look in your mind until you are drawn into something. Your mind kind of works like those coin drops that hits all the little pegs before it hits the bottom.
323LORDofWAR323 wrote:C++ is a very useful language for programmers, and is a very advanced language. Its good for drivers and advanced processes, but as far as application in the world goes there are many better faster and more efficient languages such as C sharp
But C++ is useful
It all depends on your purpose
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