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.... become interestin in the computing industry??? Hardware and/or Software areas mainly???
Just wondering really!!!
Just wondering really!!!
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Unfortunately I take a more active approach to learning. I have an annoying habit of just "deciding" to learn a language. At the moment I'm learning Linux and Perl through necessity, throwing in at the deep-end stylee.
About seven years ago, my parents got a basic, Win95 PC for the whole family to use. I fidled around with it, not knowing or caring about what I was doing. I just learnt how to use a P.C from there, and eventualy learnt all of the things I needed. I then enjoyed it and I just fell in love with it (Don't get the wrong idea here!). Then I learnt more advanced stuff and developed a huge interest in the computer industry.
DP4 kicked a**e, I've doen some of my best works of art with that!
Amiga 500 and Deluxe Paint 3. Especially the animations - they rocked! You could use a whole 64 colours! (i think or was it 32?!)
Phft. Wanna re-live those old memories in glorious technicolour with a spiffy C2000? Go on.. only £20!
Originally, CAD and then the slow progression to Graphic Design (Computers made life much easier than Drawing Baords and Spraymount) And then I progressed to the internet...
My original interest was spawned after my mum bought me a Commodore 16 for Xmas many many years ago!! I must have been about 9 or 10 at the time. I didn't really get into computers until I did my GCSE music over 10 years ago and discovered the power of the Atari ST and electronica (thanks to the Pet Shop Boys).
My current interest spawned after a friend of mine introduced me the the Web and taught me the art of tables, after that, I was hooked...
My original interest was spawned after my mum bought me a Commodore 16 for Xmas many many years ago!! I must have been about 9 or 10 at the time. I didn't really get into computers until I did my GCSE music over 10 years ago and discovered the power of the Atari ST and electronica (thanks to the Pet Shop Boys).
My current interest spawned after a friend of mine introduced me the the Web and taught me the art of tables, after that, I was hooked...
When I was about 12, I had to go to the dentists to have a tooth removed. Whilst waiting, I read an article about a experimental new network being developed in America. This network would let you access information on the other side of the world at the click of a button, I thought "WOW! I gotta get into that..."
Looking back now, I realise that experimental network was probably ARPAnet or whatever the Internet was back then. Freaky eh?
Looking back now, I realise that experimental network was probably ARPAnet or whatever the Internet was back then. Freaky eh?
to make games.
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