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Haskell is pretty fun once you understand it. Prolog is very hard to grasp, but figuring the problem out is pretty fun too.

Like Bill Cosby in Ghost Dad? My resolution is to get a decent income and move to Washington state because it's so prettiful :'(. Redmond, hopefully. I'm moving to Redmond on July 1 :)

Something to remember in H&A is that more people than the OP are going to read it - so while the advice may be directed at you in some ways, the best general advice also has to be given for the other readers. People aren't saying habits are bad to criticize you, but to help other readers understand.

Have you been hacked or is this deliberate trolling just a teenage phase you'll (hopefully) snap out of very soon?Probably just his first round of college finals that made him crazy :p

Any info on when the actual release is? I'm making myself wait until after finals to buy it anyways.

I do that a lot too :)

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Just finishing up Terraria 1.2, so I'm glad this is out. Been looking forward to it for a long time :)

I ordered dominos 5-5-5 deal two nights ago, and got bacon/pineapple, cheese, and barbecue chicken. They were all delicious.

Amazon released the pre-orders for Xbox One that were cancelled, for sale again. They sold out in a couple minutes, but I got one :)

I'm in a Software Engineering class. I have 4 people in our group. We have an assignment that's about 12 pages due tomorrow. I have written about 5 of them. There are 5 total pages written so far. This annoys the hell out of me.

May 20 - June 25. I wish we had a lot more time, but my family wanted to see me before I move to Seattle for the rest of my life :p

Thanks, good to hear that my timelines aren't totally wrong. I've been looking forward to this for a long time, I'm definitely going to enjoy it :p Yeah, we didn't want to completely bum around everywhere, and want to try some good food. Tbh, I really don't care how much I spend, because 2 weeks after I get back I start my full-time job.

So I'm finalizing that Europe trip I asked about a while back. We're flying in to Iceland for 2 days, and then to Amsterdam for 33 more. This is a rough estimate of where we'd like to go... [hide] [/hide] Not everything is set in stone, like the one to Copenhagen. All of the times sum up to about 100 hours of trains. We're not going to make a set time or itinerary, so we'll modify it if we need/want to, depending on which cities we like, etc. Hoping to do some mountain biking/climbing, maybe cliff diving, if anyone has suggestions on that. Ticket is $1200, eurail pass is 700, and we're thinking about $100/day for everything else, so a 5k budget.

My girlfriend and I both have touch screen laptops, and now I hate using anything that isn't. They're a lot better.

Yeah, it was two weeks ago I think. People had orange headbands on their arms and head.

At my campus, HvZ is about 300 people, and nobody has ever survived the week.

Today I unicycled, slacklined, mountain biked, and did wheelchair basketball. It was pretty intense.

Alright, thanks for the advice guys. I'd like to hit all the cities I've listed (and more) but I know a month isn't long enough to get to all of them. I'll head to Vienna, and check out Krakow too. I haven't heard of Contiki before, but it looks really cool. My friend I'm going with doesn't really want to have a set schedule, and just travel around wherever we want though. If I don't do it this time, it's definitely something I'll look into for future years. I was originally thinking $4000 for a month-ish, which is a 1300 ticket and 90/day for everything else. Money isn't that big of an issue though, and I can spend more if I need to. Right now I need to focus on narrowing down which cities and places we go to, which I don't want to do :(

Hey guys, need some advice from the Europeans here. I have two months between the time I graduate and the time I start working full time. My friend and I wanted to take a trip to Europe. We didn't want to plan everything out, just use public transportation to get from country to country, and see a lot of places in the time we have. I did a quick search, and a round trip ticket to Budapest is only $1200. We'd like to go to a few big cities, like Warsaw, Berlin, Copenhagen, Paris, Barcelona, Geneva, Monaco, Rome, etc. How hard/feasible would it be to do this, not knowing the languages or much about the country? Are there good places to go or avoid? Any advice would be good :) We'd probably be going from the middle of May to the middle of June-ish, with about 3 people. How much would it cost to live/travel for a month?

I have a 100ft ethernet cable routed through the apartment ceiling with tacks :p

I take them out of the sink and put them in the dishwasher

Dont forget to put it in the fridge with all of your food, like it says.

Since you're now able to buy spins with GP (about 1m per spin if bonds are 8m each), does that make it more effective to train any skill with bonds=>spins?

Yeah with 92 FM the xp really adze up pretty fast.