Jon (primesonic)

  1. @ponyray I suppose to show that they can....

    Saturday, 25-Feb-12 14:49:45 UTC from web
  2. @ecmc1093 I understand where you're coming from. Can't blame you for saying that. At this point, it's more about being able to say "I did everything I could".

    Saturday, 25-Feb-12 14:45:41 UTC from web in context
  3. @fjack You aren't alone in that sentiment. The hands that authorized the changes my be tied, but I won't say I sat back and did nothing.

    Saturday, 25-Feb-12 14:31:25 UTC from web in context
  4. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yXhgjGTqV4

    Saturday, 25-Feb-12 14:17:08 UTC from web
  5. @trister As Mr. Garrison once said: "You TOLERATE a screaming child on an airplane.... doesn't mean you have to like it." Now, I'm not comparing the situation to a screaming child on an airplane because we do have a way of voicing out in the matter.

    Saturday, 25-Feb-12 14:04:13 UTC from web in context
  6. @ecmc1093 It was censorship for political correctness; caving in to the fits and screams of a minority over something that could have easily just been left alone and the whiners would have forgotten about it eventually. No matter what, this was an act of censorship. Don't forget that censorship on the internet has been a touchy subject lately. It clearly was going to rub a lot of people the wrong way and show a very bad image of Hasbro for doing it.

    Saturday, 25-Feb-12 12:44:02 UTC from web in context
  7. @rd5678 The underpying of Derpy... I feel sad. This is exactly what I feared.

    Saturday, 25-Feb-12 12:19:45 UTC from web in context
  8. Well, I've got to get busy here. We're low on people and things are starting to break. IT to the rescue! Later all.

    Friday, 24-Feb-12 12:29:17 UTC from web in context
  9. @redenchilada Full of nerds and gamers this day.

    Friday, 24-Feb-12 12:27:19 UTC from web in context
  10. @ceruleanspark That's an interesting observation. Granted, I started learning about programming at age 12. At that time, I thought of programming languages as naturally as I thought of language itself: just a way to "speak in a way the computer understood me". Sure, these days I think a bit more about the algorithms and optimizations, data structures and object models, and so on and so forth, but in my initial steps it was a rather simple endeavor that came rather naturally.

    Friday, 24-Feb-12 12:24:26 UTC from web in context
  11. @ceruleanspark I had fluency in Spanish by age 2 and I moved to the US around age 4. I pretty much grew up with both languages both in an out of the home. At this point, having both languages is just a natural thing for me.

    Friday, 24-Feb-12 12:06:44 UTC from web in context
  12. @ceruleanspark For what it's worth, I 'am' completely bi-lingual, though if I had to take a pick of which is my strongest, I suppose it would be English. And hey, it's pretty much the current international language, so it keeps me in touch with all my bronies all over the world. :D

    Friday, 24-Feb-12 12:02:41 UTC from web in context
  13. @rainbowdash94 Good morning ^_^

    Friday, 24-Feb-12 12:00:47 UTC from web in context
  14. @ceruleanspark It could be, though typing too fast and writing "there's" instead of "that's" makes me ashamed of myself for it. :P I spent a lot of time in the US, so I picked up my English from there.

    Friday, 24-Feb-12 11:59:50 UTC from web in context
  15. @pretorian @ceruleanspark Argentina actually (says so in my profile). Pretty much all of South America doesn't have an official/legal form of console sales. Any console you buy here has already been hacked to play pirated games since there's all you're going to get since anything else would be unaffordable thanks to import taxes and exchange rates. For me, the final nail that drove me to Steam was when I saw Sonic Generations for PC. I knew then that it was my destiny!

    Friday, 24-Feb-12 11:55:51 UTC from web in context
  16. @pretorian Steam has been a godsend for me. We don't get much in the way of consoles around here or any official support or sales channels for them either. Steam became my only real way to support the gaming industry while getting access to games at reasonable prices.

    Friday, 24-Feb-12 11:50:04 UTC from web in context
  17. @princesshugs Aww yeah!

    Friday, 24-Feb-12 11:42:41 UTC from web in context
  18. @princesshugs steamcommunity.com/id/PrimeSonic/

    Friday, 24-Feb-12 11:35:09 UTC from web in context
  19. @princesshugs I just saw Sonic Generations on your background. Any chance you're on Steam?

    Friday, 24-Feb-12 11:33:33 UTC from web in context
  20. @princesshugs Half the people in my sector at work are on vacation and/or business trips. So, the place feels a bit empty now. Hopefully, nothing too big will need doing today.

    Friday, 24-Feb-12 11:29:27 UTC from web in context
  21. @princesshugs So what's up on a friday morning?

    Friday, 24-Feb-12 11:27:50 UTC from web in context
  22. @ceruleanspark And that is why I find you awesome. (among other reasons)

    Friday, 24-Feb-12 11:27:33 UTC from web in context
  23. @ceruleanspark That's probably debatable given that there are no one-letter words in her name. Ref: c2.com/cgi/wiki?PascalCase

    Friday, 24-Feb-12 11:25:50 UTC from web in context
  24. @princesshugs Morning PrincessHugs. Hope you don't mind I use Pascal Casing when writing your name ^.^ (comp sci nerds will know)

    Friday, 24-Feb-12 11:22:38 UTC from web in context
  25. @pony I'll have to look into this then, I spend plenty of time watching pony videos on YouTube, but not a whole lot of that organizing any of them for later.

    Friday, 24-Feb-12 11:12:58 UTC from web in context
  26. @nerthos Exactly! I had to do just that once. Hopefully never again.

    Thursday, 23-Feb-12 12:55:40 UTC from web in context
  27. @purplephish20 Trying to better yourself or get into a more promising carrier is a noble thing. And don't think "burger flipping" is that big of a dead end. Most of the management in these places comes from people that rose through the ranks from insane. Still, the best thing you can do is try to find work in something you love doing. If you can achieve that, you basically win.

    Thursday, 23-Feb-12 12:53:20 UTC from web in context
  28. @nerthos Don't think that a little thing like "facts" and "efficiency" will get in the way of a good argument from authority. Likely, everyone in the class already ridicules them behind their backs, but you can't really say anything since they are the gatekeepers, the ones filing the test scores.

    Thursday, 23-Feb-12 12:50:21 UTC from web in context
  29. @yodelerty That's usually what happens when you put mathematicians in charge of a programming class. These are the same teachers that never really worked on this stuff in the professional world, only the academic world. I know your pain all too well. Usually, the only options are sucking it up and graduating quickly, appealing to a higher authority by reporting their bs, or leaving. It's not a situation I care to go back to, which is one of the reasons I left school and continued working in the field.

    Thursday, 23-Feb-12 12:29:42 UTC from web in context
  30. @thedoctor We'll just have to fill our saturday with old episodes and lots of fan-made pony content. We'll survive, just as we have before.

    Thursday, 23-Feb-12 12:23:49 UTC from web in context