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Yes, it`s been done before.
No, it won`t be as lond as the FOG version.
Why am I trying it out anyway?
The PS2 forum is a very interesting place to be, but it can also be a little quiet. I though perhaps if we had a topic with several hundred replies lurking at the top, things would look more popular.
Feel free to use the topic to talk about anything. Either the latest PS2 game, latest ideas for including some female star in a game etc... or even just the usual chat that happens all over.
As I expect this to fail, I`ve decided to spend a little while pushing up the replies. No spamming, just lots of nonsense :-)
Any help would be great, it`d be boring to have a whole topic with replies from only me.
No, it won`t be as lond as the FOG version.
Why am I trying it out anyway?
The PS2 forum is a very interesting place to be, but it can also be a little quiet. I though perhaps if we had a topic with several hundred replies lurking at the top, things would look more popular.
Feel free to use the topic to talk about anything. Either the latest PS2 game, latest ideas for including some female star in a game etc... or even just the usual chat that happens all over.
As I expect this to fail, I`ve decided to spend a little while pushing up the replies. No spamming, just lots of nonsense :-)
Any help would be great, it`d be boring to have a whole topic with replies from only me.
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Heh. You're in the wrong office then. Of course they have to keep the computers cool in this weather but not necessarily the workers :)
I have just received a letter at work addressed for the company and for my attention. It is just plain creepy as it is a typed letter dd 11 July 2005 but it is similar to the emails you get stating 'I have 10 m USD to share with you'.
* files under 'W'*
I have just received a letter at work addressed for the company and for my attention. It is just plain creepy as it is a typed letter dd 11 July 2005 but it is similar to the emails you get stating 'I have 10 m USD to share with you'.
* files under 'W'*
Ineedsleep wrote:
> It's still quite cool up here in the North at the moment
Must just be on the other side of the Pennines, it is nearly 80 Degrees in the office already. Just been up to IT for no reason whatsoever as they have Air Con.
> It's still quite cool up here in the North at the moment
Must just be on the other side of the Pennines, it is nearly 80 Degrees in the office already. Just been up to IT for no reason whatsoever as they have Air Con.
Howdy all,
The suns just begining to peak through now...ah well back to the thesis.
The suns just begining to peak through now...ah well back to the thesis.
Morning,
It's still quite cool up here in the North at the moment - at least it was when I drove to work. Boss is already back to his old self *sigh*, guess I'd better look busy.
It's still quite cool up here in the North at the moment - at least it was when I drove to work. Boss is already back to his old self *sigh*, guess I'd better look busy.
Morning all, another hot one on the cards today. Got a important report to do today, but just cannot get started.
Oh boy, you're taling about degrees. Somehow I feel I should contribute. Except, skim reading isn't very useful when you need to take in details. Hmm.
Its always the way isn't it! Everyone seems to get a bad result at some point during their degree - I guess its humanity coming through. I got a little lazy during my second year and nearly went off the rails. That year didn't count towards my final result, but did decide whether you could progress or not, so it required some work to get back on track. It actually helped me though - a few terrible results put me on the right path and led to much better results later on. If you're going to have a dip, its best to get it done early, and it sounds like we both did that.
Ineedsleep wrote:
> There are many different paths you can take when studying computing.
> Mine is more 'database' orientated then anything else.
That makes sense - the same applies for maths. I share an office with three other people. Two I can't talk to at all about maths really because they are in entirely different fields (both Numerical Analysis) and even the guy in the same area (Control Theory) is researching an area so far removed that any collaboration would require severe comprimises from both of us.
The databases courses in the computing deparment here (I think) are unavailable to maths students, so I'll likely remain clueless. Good to know you're finding it accessible though. Even if a course is rock hard, if you can find a starting thread, then things always unfold eventually.
Good luck getting the 2(i) though! I'll keep an ear out next year to see how you got on!
Ineedsleep wrote:
> There are many different paths you can take when studying computing.
> Mine is more 'database' orientated then anything else.
That makes sense - the same applies for maths. I share an office with three other people. Two I can't talk to at all about maths really because they are in entirely different fields (both Numerical Analysis) and even the guy in the same area (Control Theory) is researching an area so far removed that any collaboration would require severe comprimises from both of us.
The databases courses in the computing deparment here (I think) are unavailable to maths students, so I'll likely remain clueless. Good to know you're finding it accessible though. Even if a course is rock hard, if you can find a starting thread, then things always unfold eventually.
Good luck getting the 2(i) though! I'll keep an ear out next year to see how you got on!
Hedfix wrote:
> A lot of degrees involve very little actual work.
I wish mine was one of them.
ssxpro wrote:
> Ah, excellent! Its always impressive when you see people managing that
> kind of thing
* basks * :D
For some strange reason the P/T students got their results very early. I start the second half of level 3 in September and because of a bad result (I knew I was going to get it, infact I was surprised I passed at all) I need to really get my act together on 1 of my last 2 modules to keep my profile high enough for a 2:1. Which is a bit of a swine as I sailed through level 2 but only now find I am struggling :(
> I doubt I'd really understand anything you were doing!
You'd be surprised. As I study in an evening and not during the day the course is laid out for you and it is very generic.
> Anyway, hope the computing is going well!
I'll let you know in 12 months :D
> Sounds like you might have something more in common with
> FinalFantasyFanatic soon. His degree sounded like it was more on the
> gaming side of computing, but there's bound to be some overlap.
Not sure about that. There are many different paths you can take when studying computing. Mine is more 'database' orientated then anything else.
> A lot of degrees involve very little actual work.
I wish mine was one of them.
ssxpro wrote:
> Ah, excellent! Its always impressive when you see people managing that
> kind of thing
* basks * :D
For some strange reason the P/T students got their results very early. I start the second half of level 3 in September and because of a bad result (I knew I was going to get it, infact I was surprised I passed at all) I need to really get my act together on 1 of my last 2 modules to keep my profile high enough for a 2:1. Which is a bit of a swine as I sailed through level 2 but only now find I am struggling :(
> I doubt I'd really understand anything you were doing!
You'd be surprised. As I study in an evening and not during the day the course is laid out for you and it is very generic.
> Anyway, hope the computing is going well!
I'll let you know in 12 months :D
> Sounds like you might have something more in common with
> FinalFantasyFanatic soon. His degree sounded like it was more on the
> gaming side of computing, but there's bound to be some overlap.
Not sure about that. There are many different paths you can take when studying computing. Mine is more 'database' orientated then anything else.
True, but that depends on the university and the course. There are plenty of universities with lower standards and easy courses that require little effort (not going to name any though, that'd be unfair). On the other hand, there are many good universities across the UK, many of which have some massively hard courses. Fortunately, businesses tend to know where to look when it comes to hiring people for particular jobs. Candidates with "identical" degrees from varying institutions will no doubt be treated differently.
A lot of degrees involve very little actual work.
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