My ignorant opinion is to get more education. It's worth it, if you want it.

If full time isn't possible, do it correspondence/distance education.

Helldesk really is HELL.

It's amazing what padding your resume does. You have to take the first step.

As for moving back home, I wouldn't do that.

But if you get along with your family, I guess its an option.

Education for education's sake?

OMG!

I don't think so. Education = $$$.

Its already been mentioned here, so I won't go beyond that.

I wish I got paid for grades. It would have motivated me a little more.

As for the education I received in my gov't funded high school, it was utter garbage.

But I passed, got that useless high school diploma, and moved on.

No one else is going to care about you. Except you.

You must take self-responsibility for your actions, non-actions, and everything in-between and beyond.

You are responsible for what you do, ignore, or any other action you do.

In this case, safety at "school".

I remember school. I remember almost no safety protocols at all. I did science and all the other tech stuff.

Safety? What? You mean using a band saw with no breathing, eye, face protection? OH yeah. I remember.

Schools can't pay for safety. Schools don't care about you.

You have to take care of yourself.

YOU are on your own.

I've tried it several times.

It just doesn't work.

Anyone else have this problem?

Systemcheck is the name of executable which

probes your system specs to send to blizzard for

this beta of sc2.

Maybe my system just doesn't cut the cheese.

Syfy? Go to HELL!

Mainstream audience? If I want dawsons crap,
reality crap, or other game-show crap I can
go to other networks.

Discovery Channel used to be good, in the 80's.
TLC used to be good in the 80's.
A&E was good in the 80's.

Then it all changed in the 90's.

NOW its useless dribble.

SyFy has joined the dribble.

Good job at catering to the LOWEST denominator.

Rule #1. Don't buy, support, or assist DRM games, media, laws, etc.

Rule #2. Put your money where your mouth is. DON'T BUY DRM GAMES! I don't care how good they are.

Rule #3. Too bad people don't understand how to vote with money. You don't buy it, the company doesn't make money. They don't make money, they die. People who support DRM with their own money are shooting themselves in the foot, giving up their right to play the game as they should be able to, not the way the company wants you to play their game.

Rule #4. If you like slavery, then you like DRM.
Digital Slavery. You didn't buy the game. Your renting it, leasing, borrowing, etc. But you don't own it. Your a slave. The company is the master.

I paid money for that economics course.

I took my own notes.

I paid for the paper.

I paid for the pens, binders, bags, time, etc.

They are mine.

You want to pay me a full refund, plus interest?

THEN and only then are the notes yours, if I agree.

I would fight that teacher, read the rules again.

That teacher would feel my legal aid punches and kicks and everything else that I could legally do.

You didn't mention if you are taking a university course or college course. Maybe that doesn't matter.

In my personal opinion, she is a control freak and needs counselling.

What kind of drm does this game have?

3 install limit?

Requires constant internet verfication?

What is it?

EA is DRM. Period.

What kind of slave program is built into this one?