I agree with above!

I would say, use virtual machine learn the os and then dual boot

Lol me been from PuertoRico. I gotta tell you. You better have your own power source because the electricity goes out quite often. In addition is hot and humid Or raining. So hope a good climate control is in place

#bitcoin? Haha

im just comenting to get back to it later. someone ++ this please

@Bitwise
that was my other question. which is the best laptop for linux if $ is not an issue. i see Asus is the way to go thus far

price is really not an issue for me. its just.. apple and their restriction bullcrap. i heard Debian is good.

yea well, windows 10 is not god's gift to programmers thats for sure

if you do it asap i can send send it to a few people

do how to correctly implement google places api using android studios. that should give you a couple millions hits. fucking everyone always asking.

what language did you use

honestly to me it feels like that language is dying out. not a lot of demand for it.

wow i am getting a lot of ++ for this. im glad so many liked it.

yea it cracks me up

thank you. i will check it out

where? i been looking and nothing.

Haha thats funny

im going to try that! thanks

i have windows. i have linux co installed. but i dont want to use that crap.

i said something "like" this.

can anyone like this so i can come back to it later. thanks!

thanks for the info anyways

i know of those, i just want like a legit magazine that i can just get each month. relax and flip the pages

i worked for geek squads and its not what it used to be. a lot of the front agents know very little about computers. they are there to sell the membership and thats it. i remember when i was there it was. if it turns on factory reset it solves the issue. lol

dang i was getting close to the 150 lol

i know its funny

hahaa

@lovely

getting your CS degree can help you in the Cyber department but you can get a job with a cert.. for a CS degree. you must be good a math. not so much for the field (it depends on the job) . but the degree itself requires you to go threw a lot of math classes.. if you want i would recomend you to go to the website udacity.com and take the free intro to Computer science course. or download the app by sololearn to learn code or use codeacademy.com to test the waters. their are many different sources

im getting my computer science BS. but i want to work in the security field.