Tried making a game with a team.
The voice actors, landscapers, concept artist, 3d modellers all treated me (the only coder) as the one with the easiest job in the team.

After spending 40+ hours working on the code I got sick of the way they treated me. I deleted all my comments from the code and quit via email.

Some people think they can easily code if they were willing to put the time in. When they actually have to do it they give up, because it gets super complicated and difficult.

I just asked the project manager if I could go home early because I'm feeling down.

How can I ever quit after she sympathetically said yes?

-Not to be living from paycheck to paycheck.
-Be a better friend.

The ignorance of the 12 year old me destroyed 2years of family memories.

...I wonder what this format option does...

A lot of companies are developing systems to improve the way we interact with retail stores.
Most popular trend is having no cashiers.

Can't wait for a simple and affordable system that can easily be installed at any store.

Minimize teft, save time and no judgement from cashiers. Need I say more?

Beat my high score. I struggle to be productive when the internet is down. How about you?

Hiding my secret side project that I spend 69% of my free time thinking about and 11% of my free time working on.

Decompiled a .exe from a program that was written in Visual Basic 6.

Got a public server IP, username and Password that was hardcoded in the program.

Found out it was a SQL Server. I've now got full access to the server.

I want to tell the company about this, but I'm afraid I might get sued. Any advice?

It would be great if CS students graduated and emoloyers could plug them in anywhere knowing that they can do their job without anymore training.

There for I think students sould have full on collaboration with high risk companies. Deadlines with serious consequences if they aren't met (i.e bad reviews on your profile). Computer science and programming really needs deep thought and concentration. Being able to work in a team to deal with issues as fast as possible.

These days you don't need to know a lot of theory to get started. Knowing it all helps, but being able to figure it out and then finding beter ways to slove the issues as you progress through becoming a master in your field really burns the knowledge and skill into your being.

Duh! You will see my error messages if you don't use the program the way it was designed.

It's so easy, everyone else gets it. Why can't you?

Come in. Edit one line of code. Fix the problem. Walk out feeling like a God.

Fix that ghost bug. It's there, but you just can't see it.