@rm5 has just reached 1000 posts, not 65618 if I understood your post correctly.
Not bad at all.
Yes, 65816 comes directly after 6502a, so when you hit 1000 posts, that's what you get. Of course in the long run, your "title" doesn't even matter—what does matter is that you contribute thoughtfully to discussions and help each other out, which is what I try to do on online forums like this one.
No worries, I really like your contributions and as someone who works with mostly 20-25 year old university students you show more maturity than many of them.
Was nice for driving to work for once. Cloudly and barely drizzling, so not blinded by the sun. At least it keeps getting higher in the sky so it's not as bad even when it is out full force.
Yes, I remember when I worked with university students. Happy days, for the most part.
Thanks, that's very nice of you! I know so many people who just don't know (still) how to engage respectfully in a conversation. When I'm with those people, I notice them looking away from me as I'm trying to talk to them, which means to me that they don't care—or they do care but don't know how to actually engage—to me that means stopping whatever you're doing and listening to the person, even if you might not agree, or if you truly don't care about the subject. I know so many people who are like that, and it bothers me immensely. That's part of the reason why I don't talk much, and when I do, it's mostly to adults—because to me, they understand how to engage in a conversation, and they rarely are distracted by anything else. Sometimes it's only once or twice that I physically speak during the course of a day. I find comfort in talking to adults for this very reason. Although when you can get me to talk, THAT’S when I get very talkative. Anyway... certainly something I've had to learn how to do, too.
Some people just aren't comfortable talking to strangers unless it's something work related or something they know a ton about. I'd rather listen to a group talking then a single person unless I know them very well. Then if it's something I know about or am interested in, I will try to chime in unless there is never a pause in the conversation.
Take care of yourself, and remember to try to be kind to yourself.
Best of luck to you!! I guess now you wait, probably for a long time, to find out! Hopefully it turns out well!
Shockingly, they told me I'd have to wait 1-2 weeks before I heard back when I spoke with them 2 days ago, and then they went through on things today. Oddly fast. However... I didn't do stellar on the coding quiz, so I don't think they're going to move forward. I got the basic parts of every question right, but the hidden grading criteria done only after you finished wasn't so good.
Same here @Lioness~ , take care, drink coffee and connect with everything positive.
Still only noon in my location, but I also am looking forward to a four-day weekend. Then the grind starts back up on Tuesday... although luckily I only have 16 days of classes left, but those 16 days are going to be (well they already are) crammed with projects, tests, etc. At my school, seniors get out three weeks early—so everyone else has 7 more weeks.
Well... let's just say I'm looking forward to something more interesting (i.e. college). As much as I feel unprepared, I am so done with high school.
That’s how I felt at 15, so I started work. I was never a fan of schools and academic pursuits.
Yes, a favourite time of the year, for me.
Amen to that.
Yes, I can well imagine.
