Plus the ISE is an absolute beauty, I just discovered it the other day. Now I have it open on my 4th virtual desktop. And write code there to generate the code I want to write :D

I didn't, it just took a long long long time until I got my Engine down. The game itself...Well, how else would I know my engine worked :-D Seven years, seven years in total~~ Granted, I was in school, it looks like the game itself will never see its completion now that I'm working o.o

Photoshop?

It says Downvote is not allowed here o.o :doh:

Really? Lazyfoo is not on the list? o.o Seems fishy :wtf:

Darkest night

I thought sausages was a euphemism for something ;P

Good induction :rolleyes:

From Watt?

I vote brainwashing as the solution

I would not recommend using netduino though I mean the best part about writing code on microcontrollers is the clear and concise,linear operation, what's the point of making it in .net. Actually, if you want to use an Android, check out the IOIO board, I don't know if they've come up with the bluetooth version yet, but that might be interesting

whaa~~ I thought beaglebone runs linux, you use whatever you are comfortable with on linux.

btw, Arduino should be able to handle this type of work. You just have to get the Right one. I do recall seeing someone hooking up Arduino to a car to pretty much replace its dashboard.

BeagleBone might be good

I find it sickening that you guys are discussing how she should have handled it after she committed suicide . The point is: She did commit suicide, then there's no point in defending the action of DJs because consequence of their action has been proven fatal. What more do you want? No matter how solid a defence the DJs have. Is such a case not warning enough to get people think twice before pulling a practical joke?

haha, I feel eternally grateful for a different reason. I've spent a long time cooking up my own 2D engine with SDL + OpenGL. things like XNA and Unity really discouraged me. Maybe it's time to get them out again and see the light sometimes :D

Oh really, interesting...I just started my career and one of the companies I interviewed for REALLY tempted me to go into financial industry, but they told me to ask them around Christmas since they weren't ready o.o so Meh So in this case, it's not important to say that you did C++, unless of course the job you are hoping to get uses c++, in which case you want to highlight that But what IS important is to relate the stuff you did with what they do. Sorry I didn't quite get you by developing nightly loads in perl to c++ so can't help you with the specifics. But just some example, I may be way off, but hopefully they can be a good pointer (hehe) show what I'm talking about: X years of experience with real time (just adding real time because C++, again I'm just making things up) data monitoring for servers Maintained ____ for _____ Depending on the job, you want to try to highlight the more relevant aspects I've always said this section is like a table of contents, or an abstract of your resume, maybe it will become more clear after you tailor the rest of the resume for the jobs you are interested in. Now since I mentioned I'm an inexperienced Junior, I must mention that I did half a year of resume peer editing at school's career centre so I do know a bit what to put on a resume But one thing I really like to tell people is that when writing your resume, think as if you are talking to the person directly, what would you tell them about your experience to get them interested in you, then you would apply the same logic on paper because they are essentially the same thing. A form of communication to get people interested in hiring you.

I think in this block, you are expected to summarize why you are great for the position as advertised as if somebody asked "why should I hire you for this job?" and you give them a quick 10 second summary:"Well, I've written something similar" or "I've had X years of experience in such and such"

I think you mean PLC? No, mbed is a ARM7 based prototyping processor board, kinda like arduino microprocessor, but it uses a arm processor instead of avr

If you use the mbed prototyping board, then online compiler is your only option