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Requizen
United States33802 Posts
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red_
United States8474 Posts
On June 10 2015 14:34 TheYango wrote: Discounting educational games (e.g. Math Blaster, which was the shit BTW), my first foray into gaming was playing Megaman X/SMB on a friend's SNES. The first game I owned myself was either a shareware copy of Warcraft 2 (which was my first PC game for sure) or Pokemon, I can't remember which. I can remember playing games far before I got into the various FPS I did, but those were the game where I legit started getting really into gaming in the sense that I genuinely cared about measuring myself against others(like, more than just "winning is more fun"). Some of my most vivid very early childhood memories are of playing Sega Master system and NES games with my brothers, and some 8in floppy disk(as in, the actually floppy disks) games that you had to know serious command line shit to run(which meant I couldn't really run anything without someone older around, genius setup when you think about it that way). Felt the need to clarify since the discussion turned that way, can't have it sounding like Wolf3d or Doom were my first games, I've got old ass man cred to maintain around here... | ||
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WaveofShadow
Canada31495 Posts
Or something on NES when I was 4 before I owned one myself when my friends did. Adventures of Lolo maybe? Oh yeah and definitely the 8 inch floppies. On a Commodore 64 with magnetic tape memory of like 64K. Some motorcycle game. | ||
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Karis Vas Ryaar
United States4396 Posts
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thejuju
United States413 Posts
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Scip
Czech Republic11293 Posts
On June 10 2015 07:00 wei2coolman wrote: How professional is long hair for a dude for an interview? thinking about growing it long, and then tying it back like a ponytail, but that would coincide with possible med school interview timeline... As someone who has had long hair in a ponytail for a pretty long time, I'd recommend you don't do this. | ||
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Cixah
United States11285 Posts
If you care, Someone is doing Through the Fire and the Flames Blindfold%. It's actually amazing to watch. Edit: Nevermind he chickened out, there a vid of him doing it drunk tho on his vods. | ||
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Parnage
United States7414 Posts
First PC game was Battlezone not counting edutainment stuff. First game I bought with my own money, mechwarrior 2. | ||
TheEmulator
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Bearded Elder29905 Posts
On June 10 2015 15:49 Parnage wrote: Duck Hunt for the NES is the first game I remember playing. First PC game was Battlezone not counting edutainment stuff. First game I bought with my own money, mechwarrior 2. My first PC games were Moto Racer 3 & Dungeon Keeper. I fell in love especially in the 2nd one. | ||
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Cixah
United States11285 Posts
Super Mario World. Parent's bought me an N64 for my birthday with Mario 64 right after I beat SMW For the first time. Then the Pokemon's came. And it was all down hill from there. | ||
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cLutZ
United States19574 Posts
Plus my friend had a PC with Road Rash and Sim City on it. | ||
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TheEmulator
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Fildun
Netherlands4124 Posts
On June 10 2015 14:16 Lord Tolkien wrote: my first foray into gaming was AoE 1 when I was in...kindergarten? That may have affected me. I think. Me too! I got AoE 1 Gold Edition for my 7th birthday lol. It was such an awesome game in my memory. I couldn't figure out how to do anything without cheatcodes haha. Then I got Rome: Total War for my 9th or 10th birthday and I've been playing that ever since. | ||
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onlywonderboy
United States23745 Posts
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TheYango
United States47024 Posts
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Fildun
Netherlands4124 Posts
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Doctorbeat
Netherlands13241 Posts
On June 10 2015 10:35 Sufficiency wrote: Probably not that much. But I am always amused at how every EE department I see is actually about convex optimization and pattern recognition... not so much about "EE". A BSc in EE here has pretty much these topics covered: Signal processing: (Fourier + Laplace transforms, Sampling, Aliasing, Frequency/Impulse responses, Analog to discrete conversion and its problems, Bode, etc) As far as math goes you get your basic Calculus, some linear algebra, differential equations (up to 2nd order), double and triple integrals. Large amount of Electromagnetics. Maxwell, Poisson, Laplace, Gauss, Coulomb, the works. Control systems. Feedback and feedforward, closed loop systems, PID control, digital control. Then there's bits of telecommunications, computation and power systems left. Our university has lots of elective space, so this is only the mandatory subjects for an EE degree. As far as electives go, you're required to take at least one package focusing on one of these three: Smart & Sustainable Society (Power systems, Power electronics, etc), Connected World (more Signal theory, more telecom, photonics), Care & Cure (Introduction to medical imaging, some bioelectricity, etc.). After your BSc you can enter a Master's program in any of these directions too. | ||
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TheEmulator
28103 Posts
On June 10 2015 17:26 Fildun wrote: I've never owned a console in my life. I really feel like I'm missing out, but I'm also happy with just having played PC games. So in other words, you are truly a master race gamer! Although I feel sad that you didn't get to grow up with Ocarina of Time in your life. | ||
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TheYango
United States47024 Posts
Then I discovered Diablo 2 and more or less shifted away from consoles after that. | ||
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