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Originally posted by EbonySeraphim
Being born in 1985 is a bit different from 1987. 15-17 is quite a bit of a difference. I guess I did speak of something I knew nothing about, but intuition says that a 12 year old can't have a PhD. I know people can be young and know of certain things younger than most. But what he said would just take too much time for someone who just entered high school. Also, I gave other reasoning other than not believing it. Why did he just pop in her saying "I know blah blah blah and blah" and not talk about what he enjoys donig/currently is doing? Sounds like he was just trying to say "I'm the master."
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It is possible. I have nothing to do most of the time, so I sit and program, or work on websites. A 12 year old can have a PhD (it's not found commonly, but they could. A genius). The reason why I just bursted in on the topic is because the topic is "What do we really program?" not "What language do you enjoy programming in?". I'm not saying a thing about boasting my programming language stuff, I was just saying I program in this, this, and this. I am not making a game, I don't know all that much of MFC, and I am not trying to boast about anything. I find it ignorant when people flame others about what they know, and don't know. I'm no different than anyone else, I just got more programming languages under my belt. If you are going to jump on my case, why not jump on Adam's (no offense)? You are making yourself seem like you know everything. There are tons of ASM types out there.
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And I thought I was bragging in the original post. Looking at his birthday - July 10, 1987, I know it's not possible. Also, anyone who knows a thing or two about DirectX knows that 8.1 didn't bring any real changes to the programming side of DirectX 8.0, only bug fixes.
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So, my birthday is July 10, 1987. It is possible. I know that, and it still counts and stands. Even if 8.1 didn't bring any big changes, it still brought changes, and good ones. If microsoft didn't fix those bugs, you would've had to either a: Have to write more code to bypass the bug, or b: Forget about that all so awsome powerup or whatever you wanted because the bug-fix would not make that one happen. If you want to respond, flame, or whatever, e-mail me at
pprkut3k@wideopenwest.com, or PM me. No use plugging this board up more.
Back on topic: I'm now learning everything given to you in Visual Studio .NET Professional.