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I'm getting a console for my new apartment so me and my roommate can play together, help me decide what I should get... (I still play PC games too, but this thread is for consoles)

My advice to you stop focusing on the computer games and push your self to learn some useful skill related to software engineering. JavaScript is a relatively easy language to learn and there is a very high demand for NodeJs developers right now. NodeJs is a drug and all the cool kids are doing it, you should do it too. If you find yourself in a rut learning a new skill and can't find the motivation to keep up, push through it. It's called the dip, and every skill has this concept. Once you drive through the dip, it's only smooth sailing from there. Also, don't just stop at one skill. I'm valuable to my company because my company has a lot of different languages and applications which I have experience in each general field. The more useful items you can throw on the tool belt, the more you're worth. You don't need a degree in this field either. I have 2 years work experience and no degree and now I know I can always find a job. The big corporate leaders like Microsoft and apple will even tell you the value of a college degree in software engineering is declining quickly. Schools don't know how to teach software engineering. The good teachers and shit programmers and the good programmers are shit teachers . If learning seems time consuming for you or you don't think you're learning well enough on your own, message me. I used to teach and study a lot on the topic of better education. I can teach you some successful learning techniques that you can apply to habits and note taking to help you learn quicker. My favorite technique comes from my favorite quantum physicist, Richard Feynman who used to the nickname "the explainer" because his learning methods. Taught himself through teaching others.

aww kibiiez beat me to it D:

So, i've completely removed Windows recently as I know longer really need and thought i'd shared the new distro i'm using. It's entirely based off of arch, the installer let's you choose between 5 large desktop environments, I myself use KDE Plasma. You can choose to include the AUR (Arch User Repository). The distro is antergos, and it's heavenly. https://antergos.com/

this is now a tattoo thread.

you worry me. I was actually just gonna say, i could see Damian getting what kibz posted

no, i've been thinking about getting a sleeve or something... eyeball-symbol-thing behind my ear so I can tell people im in a cult.