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Jan · Post by **Jan** » 16 Dec 2002 18:15

Thanks, can you tell this to my wife also? PLEASE!

Nemesis · Post by **Nemesis** » 16 Dec 2002 18:16

hmm in birthday style... i'm from 17 - 08 - 1983

Xeo · Post by **Xeo** » 16 Dec 2002 18:24

GoneWacko wrote:My father and mother became 50 this year (and 20 years of marriage I think)

So my parents are pretty old for being parents of a 14 year old hahaha

as long as they won't die for another, well... thousand years, I don't mind though... there are some people that really look at me like the and smilies when I tell them about my parent's.... That kinda makes me :evil:M:evil:A:evil:D:evil:

my father is 55 and my mother is 54 (and i'm 16), so my parents are a bit older (and a bigger age-gap)

spaceman-spiff · Post by **spaceman-spiff** » 16 Dec 2002 18:24

Jan wrote:Thanks, can you tell this to my wife also? PLEASE!

Hehe, as soon as i get the tickets i'll come over and tell her

sordid · Post by **sordid** » 17 Dec 2002 06:28

Xeo wrote: my father is 55 and my mother is 54 (and i'm 16), so my parents are a bit older (and a bigger age-gap)

My father is 72 and I am 23

spaceman-spiff · Post by **spaceman-spiff** » 17 Dec 2002 08:06

That's a big difference

Observer · Post by **Observer** » 17 Dec 2002 13:19

Jan wrote:
...am i the oldest
The oldest? Not quite. If somebody here is realy old, it's me. 54 and still playing TTD and lots of other games. And started to learn C++ just last week.

Im learning C++ at the moment...

Nemesis wrote:hmm in birthday style... i'm from 17 - 08 - 1983

hehe IM OLDER NANANANANA !!!

ok lets be serious again.
05-03(march)-1983

Jan · Post by **Jan** » 18 Dec 2002 04:35

Hmm, for you learning C++ is a just everyday activity. For me is a damm hard work. But, I did some Cobol in my college years and a lot of Basic in my Atari years, so, this is good, to keep my gray cells in shape.

Observer · Post by **Observer** » 18 Dec 2002 18:00

Jan wrote:Hmm, for you learning C++ is a just everyday activity. For me is a damm hard work. But, I did some Cobol in my college years and a lot of Basic in my Atari years, so, this is good, to keep my gray cells in shape.

Hehehe.. we'll I can tell its not that easy... I have used basic for over 8 years... and now Im going to try C
(It looks a bit like Java which I had in school, but a lot of the known functions are so different..)
But indeed I guess its even harder for you. Still great there are even older people stil interested in the computer.. and more important in TTD !!!

Nemesis · Post by **Nemesis** » 18 Dec 2002 21:44

/me learning also c++, java, novell and more TI stuff!

sordid · Post by **sordid** » 19 Dec 2002 01:11

Nemesis wrote:/me learning also c++, java, novell and more TI stuff!

Novell? WTF are you learning novell?

C++ and Java are good to learn for sure, go for a bit of assembly too if you can. Get a book on computer architecture. Learn binary. Asm will help you with C as well (help you better understand how it works). Learn data structures too, like b-trees and stuff.

Go learn some tcp/ip fundamentals and some SQL as well.. god NOVELL, WHAT WERE YOU THINKING?

Omnislash · Post by **Omnislash** » 19 Dec 2002 15:02

Is that the Netware thing?

Nemesis · Post by **Nemesis** » 20 Dec 2002 21:41

Omnislash wrote:Is that the Netware thing?

yup scary huh!!

everything from systemthingies i get to learn... and i'm going to school for another 4,5 year from now...
hmm crappy english... good for me i have english too!

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