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Only if I move away from home (where I lived all throughout university), but let's be realistic: for a long enough time, considering my people skills, I'd be too busy to survive to meet people. it is about partying, but not only; it's a whole formative experience that I feel I missed out on...

Make a virtual machine where you put Windows and the legal stuff. When they come to check, run it and maximize it. Make sure the hidden menus of the machine are completely hidden, rebind the default shortcuts of the VM's, assign believable properties to the emulated hardware. It'd be the...

LOL! Some issues people have!

I heard 3500 should be the minimum.

I know, but I not leaving is living with a "handicap" which is messing with my head and preventing me from being active enough & happy. This one is. I'm barely attending classes (as does everybody), the teachers don't care as they often don't come either, they do their job like sh!t (with a...

I really need some good insight. I want to make up for the totally wasted college experience by starting another university, preferably this autumn. I want to live in the dorms, socialize like crazy, be around people my age 24/7, party, and so on. I didn't live any of these in the last 5...

Thanks! Keep them coming!

I went to an university in my home town. At that time when I applied for college I thought this would be an advantage, lol!

Actually, it'd mean taking steps back only in relation with my career (which is in a domain I don't like too much, anyway). In every other way it'd mean giant steps ahead.

I have decided that I shall start another university this autumn, in a distant town. I'll be raising money until then so I can live care-free for 6 months or more. It does seem like many steps back (5 years worth of steps), but I realized that I cannot get far in life with these depressing...

Don't you guys eat? :)

Nothing wrong, unless you do it all the time, which will send you in the group of people no one likes to be around. But this is off topic. My question had another purpose.

BB, no offence, but it seems like you have the attitude of "I am right and if you disagree with me you are wrong".

You are an entrepreneur. Your company is yours, you work hard for your own company, your company makes you a lot of money. Forty0ztoFreedom is an employee at a dead end company; that won't make him rich. Your logic stands when you run your own business or when you build a career in the right...

3 things, BB: 1. Doing a good work may result in your bosses appreciating you, but you could also become a workhorse. (a generic you) 2. Life is more than just work; you (a generic you) should keep some of your energy for... life. 3. There's a very nice saying: He who works too much has...

C) Stay, but apply at other companies. Quit when you find another job; if they fire you in the meantime... oh well... that's it.

Get serious! He seems like he's doing his job, so why should he let his brain atrophy in his free time? Plus, the projects are "few and far between", so it's not like he's holding back the company. Forty0ztoFreedom, wasting time is the worst thing you could do. If I were you, I...

But they are hugely important. Trust me that you wouldn't go back in time if you'd know what it is like to live with these thoughts.

I'd trade that for memories of girls in my dorm :) (but I didn't live in the dorms; another thing I wish was different)

I don't like spending triple for sh!t food while at work, so I'm searching for quick recipes that I could prepare at home and eat at the lunch break. What should I prepare?