I CAN'T THINK OF A USE FOR THIS IT'S BEEN SLEEPING IN MY FRIDGE FOR WEEKS
how hard is computer science? i am going back to school for a degree and it seems like my best choice for a career, employment rate in the 5 years post graduation is 19/20 is /aca/ visible on /all? idk so posting on /en/
not hard if u like programming hard if u dont like it
>>13003 i have delved into programming, i dont hate it, but the career paths off of cs arent limited to programming i am asking seriously, how hard is the pace, the maths/study volume etc (You) are clearly not the person my thread is asking for, I'd like for a cs graduate to reply
not them but that's unwarranted aggression and they gave you a good reply for your question. you can check the courses and the syllabi for whatever college you have in mind yourself. what people here can give you is the general vibe: it isn't calculus that filters people, it's programming
it depends on the university itself, if you're going to an ivy league then you'd find it full of theory, which is beautiful but so challenging and unpractical but if you went to a john university you'd do some combination of hopefully modern development courses and gradate. but you need to familiarize yourself first with creating somewhat big programming projects if you wanna do well but wherever you go, the hardest thing about a CS degree imo is dealing with unnecessary courses that bloat your schedule
I want to talk about horror media that is sourced from the internet. Not necessarily full-release movies or well-known published games. I'm thinking more analog horror, creepy videos, horror flash/indie games, even stuff like the SCP foundation falls under this category. Bonus points for more niche stuff or media you consider internet history. Starting this thread off with this video. I love this one, I am a huge huge fan of atmospheric horror and I think this is a great example of such.
>>12952 I like the direction the series is taking, it was definitely worth the wait.
i hope they remake the first episodes because they have a huge gap of their quality and quantity compared to their latest episodes the lastests episodes.
>>12294 I had a friend who used to play this, and he recommended this game as well https://www.whiteenamel.com/explore/ I haven't spent a lot of time in either game though
>>12320 That's neat, I've always wanted to sit down and play the original game since I never experienced it on a random side note, here is an SCP browser game: https://scp-wiki.wdfiles.com/local--files/billiths-proposal-ii/BASELINE.html
Check this series out: https://youtu.be/6e6RK8o1fcs?si=7mhrjpM5dCzGOyKl
elo peeps, just got here for the first time also I eat cardboard for breakfast
>>12984 that pansy ass fist isnt hitting or hurting shit keep samefagging and shit though, great! unchecked candy assry killed this place
>>12976 should be eating burgers instead
>>12966 op im hungry can you spare some of your cardboard for a hungry anonymous
Where are hikarin from? I'm curious to see which parts of the world you're from
>>12949 you sound lame
>>12953 saar I'm not the american guy
>>12949
stay mad europoor.
albeit i actually agree with Damsleth here, the American experiment is Satan.
and my love for you is so great, it is eternal, it is endless!
So glad I setup a private szurubooru instance. Now I can finally organize all my images and access them from anywhere 
Feel free to use this thread to share cool images
>>12245 when sharing links, you should delete everything after the ?is= it's all tracking info
here's a cool image 
>>12240 The girl you posted has an extremely pretty face. Would you mind posting the original image?
this image is also cool
Do hikarins play chess? I started playing earlier this week on chess.com and it has taken over my brain. Winning games makes you feel very smart and cool.
I'm pretty bad at it but I can't stop playing. Struggling to visualize checkmates and I don't fully understand why you'd use different openings over the other, but all things considered I've been learning pretty quick.
Any strong and smart and cool hikarin who are good at chess want to coach a lowly noob like myself? 
Someone could try making a hikari chess club on chess.com
>>12936 Good idea. I made one if anybody is interested. https://www.chess.com/club/hikari3-chess-club/join
I am new here! Please will everyone welcome me and tour me around this place!
Willkommen. I too am a relatively recent arrival to the site, which is easiest the prettiest imageboard I have seen.
Welcome newkarin! The site is pretty self-explanatory, but I will highlight some fun things we have that are maybe not as common as other sites. For one, you can draw an image on-site on any post using the Tegaki button in a thread (the pencil under the new reply/new thread form). The Oekaki board is specifically for art but you can use the Tegaki feature on any board . You can also make polls or embed Youtube videos with the buttons next to it. We have a textboard, /dis/, that is an interesting feature but unfortunately not used much. so maybe give it some love. There are also some styling features to give your posts some charm.
Enjoy your stay! 
>>12923 the tegaki software is so clunky i spent like an hour on this slut (no seriously), and couldnt post from my tablet anyway
>find the best looking imageboard i've ever seen >10 posts per day
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