Xariphon

I’ve often thought that I am.

I find that I understand most of the things when I sit down and do a lesson or exercise, but the problem I have is that I don’t stick with it. The gulf between where I am and what constitutes useful programming feels insurmountable, and it drains the motivation right out of me until I wander off and forget all about it.

Today on “things that were obvious even before science proved it”…

My wife is the programmer.

Instead of a rubber duck, I gave her a plush frog for her desk.

To help her catch all the bugs.

And here I am just wishing they still made phones with physical keyboards…

Every night while I sleep, plus any time it gets too low, like 30% or so.

I missed KOTOR when it was current so I’m catching up now.

This is just as useless as requiring people to be a certain age to access your web site. Everybody on the internet was born January 01, 1901 and everybody’s real name is Batman Bin Suparman until proven otherwise.

Also, the last thing we need is even more ways to exclude young people from society. I mean, who looks at young people and thinks “you know what would make this lonely, overworked, overstressed, hyper-regulated cohort better? MORE ISOLATION!” ?