Growing up with Graal.

[Googi]

They have classes on Microsoft Office now?

[OasaTor_PK]

Originally Posted by Zero Hour

You would probably end up a drunk, those kind of jobs are annoying

With VB x-x?

1.) If you misunderstood my post, It was to be a teacher IE: Math, English, ect, while also keeping the schools webpage up to date.

2.) VB is useful roar.


And for googi, not a CLASS for office, making documents with office, newb.

[Zero Hour]

Originally Posted by OasaTor_PK

2.) VB is useful roar.

Should learn PHP, or as Ben might say, Ruby! I think you would find you could adapt your skills from PHP or Ruby to another USEFUL language like C++

[osrs]

I learned how to speak english, not very well, but hey, that's a good thing I suppose.

[Googi]

Originally Posted by OasaTor_PK

And for googi, not a CLASS for office, making documents with office, newb.

Hey, you're the one who said taking Microsoft Office.

[Curt1zzle]

Originally Posted by osrs

I learned how to speak english, not very well, but hey, that's a good thing I suppose.

You win.

*High Fives Uncle Sam*

[PrinceDark]

Originally Posted by Googi

They have classes on Microsoft Office now?

Hahaha. As funny as that sounds when I was looking through this local community college I found out they have classes for Excel, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Word and for some other microsoft programs. Yes they got it ALL.

[Amagius]

Originally Posted by PrinceDark

Hahaha. As funny as that sounds when I was looking through this local community college I found out they have classes for Excel, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Word and for some other microsoft programs. Yes they got it ALL.

The only one that might possibly remotely deserve a class is Access.

[Luigi203]

Originally Posted by Zero Hour

Should learn PHP, or as Ben might say, Ruby! I think you would find you could adapt your skills from PHP or Ruby to another USEFUL language like C++

Smart guy.

Oasa, if your VB is anything like your Gscript, you should consider an easier form of scripting, like scribbling on paper.

[OasaTor_PK]

Originally Posted by OasaTor_PK

Bleh,

http://www.brandonsd.mb.ca/crocus/do...nes/wpr30s.pdf

And Luigi.

if (playerenters) message lol u lose.
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.Caption = "YouLose"
.Font.Bold = True
.Font.Size = 60
.Font = "Arial"
End With
End Sub

[James]

I learned that it was a waste of my life.

[Evenglare]

wow

[davidpsy]

Originally Posted by Evenglare

wow

Hey, no discussing other mmorpgs!

[Fox1545]

I met a bunch of nice people, and even though many of them left Graal long ago and stopped all contact, I still hang around with some pretty cool ex Graalians. Quite a few of them moved on to more interesting things and dragged me along, too.

I am with osrs on the "learned English but it probably sucks" thing. I also learned GScript, but considering the way Graal is going, one of these skills will be totally useless in the future, while the other might have got me into programming.

GScript was the first programming language with remotely C-style notation I learned, so I adapted quite a bunch of code formatting style from Stefan, though I am phasing that out in favour of more C++ std::-like things. Stefan also thinks too much Delphi.

While GScript taints my programming style up to today, the informatively sheer stupidity of a lot of Graal scripters certainly improved my vision for retarded ideas of what is safe or secure. Graal scripting was kind of a mini universe of the internet. A pretty stupid internet.

The Graal forums probably also turned me into the internet troll that I am these days, and taught me how to not run a community.

Am I supposed to add some more whining about devoting so much time and skillful effort into the game of the dude who eventually dropped my account because his minions do not like me?
I suppose growing up with Graal was quite useful.

Also, wannabe geek from above in the thread, go with Ruby. It is better for your sanity than your current career plans.

[galen]

I researched many things as a result of Graal's influence. At first, I taught myself HTML to make my own graal fan sute becasue at the time the official site sucked (citca 1998). After that I taught myself PHP and SQL becasue graal's still sucked, so I made it better. Project/team management was also touched on. Plus it was a nice sociology experiment.

Whether or not it actually had any influence on where I am today is still up for debate. Today I am in charge of IT for 4 facilities in 3 states.

Originally Posted by Fox1545

Also, wannabe geek from above in the thread, go with Ruby. It is better for your sanity than your current career plans.

Bah! No, Python! :P