Tech Talk

[Mable]

Because the urge and this topic has been a part i think you know what i mean so show us your screen don't be shy.
I guess i start here's mine.

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[reghrhre]

This image is old, but my desktop is practically the same as the pic, only difference is that it's pretty messy right now

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[yoshi64]

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[Namyrr]

I forgot why I have Toontown on my desktop.

[Mikey]

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[Keddy]

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Still pretty bland, but I like it.

[HeroLinik]

Dis.

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[Shadow Yoshi]

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JCreator Pro.

Namyrr, are you in AP Computer Science?

[Namyrr]

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JCreator Pro.

Namyrr, are you in AP Computer Science?

I was taking a semester long Java programming course, but the semester ended and I'm (trying) to teach myself C# online instead now.

[Shadow Yoshi]

C# rocks. I would just make sure you know your way around programming logic before delving too deep into it (if you took a Java course that probably helped a lot).

[Mikey]

It's kind of amusing how this topic went from Desktop Pictures to Computer Science, and then to programming languages. Not that I'm against those things.

[Axiom]

C# rocks. I would just make sure you know your way around programming logic before delving too deep into it (if you took a Java course that probably helped a lot).

C# is really nice. Coming from VB.NET and having a little past experience with Java. I see alot of similarities between both languages and I like actually having the squiggly brackets around my code unlike VB.NET.

But anyway back on topic. Here's my desktop. Cookies if you know which YouTube channel the background inspired.

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[Danny]

My Windows Shitsta running with a Windows XP/Windows 98 hybrid. (Right click the images and click "Open Image in New Tab" so you can see the full screen.)

Oldest Pic

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Cluttered Pic

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Recent Pic

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I'll take a picture of my Windows XP Virtual Machine and maybe my Windows 7.

[Raster]

C# rocks. I would just make sure you know your way around programming logic before delving too deep into it (if you took a Java course that probably helped a lot).

C# is really nice. Coming from VB.NET and having a little past experience with Java. I see alot of similarities between both languages and I like actually having the squiggly brackets around my code unlike VB.NET.

C# mops the floor with Java when it comes to performance, elegance and stability on a Windows machine. I like it, I just like languages that aren't case sensitive more. I especially like languages that can be easily read in english, like VB.NET and Ruby.

Anyway, I took a screenie of my tablet's homescreen but I had to do take one using my laptop's low res front camera; there are no good screenshot-taking apps on the app market.

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[Axiom]

C# mops the floor with Java when it comes to performance, elegance and stability on a Windows machine. I like it, I just like languages that aren't case sensitive more. I especially like languages that can be easily read in english, like VB.NET and Ruby.

That is true that C# has better performance (so far in my experiences, and my world manager was coded in VB.NET btw) but it's just so much easier to get a cross platform app up and running using Java. However, I hear mono's getting better support with every update (but Winforms apps still look like crap on a GTK desktop) but this may all change in the future.

Also yes, VB.NET is very nice on human readability until you get some really complex stuff going; then it's just like every other language sadly

[Mudkip]

My screen is full of programs

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[bossedit8]

My Current Desktop Image:

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[Axiom]

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Let's just take a minute to appreciate how clean ChromeOS is.

[TLtimelord]

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[Fuyu]

Pretty god-damn empty, but hey, it's my desktop, who cares. =P

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