Can't wait to send this to my vegan friends who switched to being veganese after watching some netflix documentaries...

The English language has so much character and personality, largely because of its "flaws". I wouldn't want it any other way. Most every language that people have used has character as a result of being used by humans and evolving over many, many years.

Then we will move on to something else, but meanwhile we will have improved significantly over Comcast. Same thing happened 10 years ago when the cell phone companies ate the land-line companies' lunch. Now cell service providers suck, but we're still way better off than we were.

Fighter jets can pull a few G's of acceleration. Missiles being shot at fighter jets can pull 30+ G's. Missiles are cheap and even if it takes a few tries to take out a jet, you're still way ahead.

Because you had to hold the ignition/power BUTTON (not turn the key) for several seconds continually to turn the engine off on these cars...

As others have said, this is awful advice. Pursue internships, if you are a "self-starter" (feel free to slap me for using that phrase), you will learn FAR more at an internship than you will in class. Computer Science these days is too often not that rigorous and is taught to the lowest common denominator.

You have to be a paid Unreal Engine 4 developer to access the source on GitHub...

DSLRs have lenses...

Ah, my apologies, good sire. Sarcasm travels well over text!

When I interviewed with Google, they cared not how good I was at critical thinking, problem solving and architecting good software systems. They did however care A LOT about my Big O notation and CS1 skills. Additionally, the only reason I even got an interview with Google was because of my previous internship experience at two different companies that hire from the same pool Google hires from. I didn't make it past the first interview because I stumbled on my basic CS1 material - which was completely my own fault. Two weeks later I had offers from the two Google competitors I had interned with.

In summary, Google doesn't care at all about 'B' CS students. Maybe I'm just bitter though.

Not only are you a pedant, but you are also wrong. The rule against ending a sentence with a preposition in english is bullshit. It's a "rule" invented by Latinists who wanted to impose latin rules on english. Unsurprisingly, since english is a germanic language, this "romanticizing" didn't stick.

From the Chicago Manual of Style (16th edition): “The ‘rule’ prohibiting terminal prepositions was an ill-founded superstition. Today many grammarians use the dismissive term pied-piping for this phenomenon.” (Page 249.)

Because raising 100 children per person at the same time sounds awfully like work

Baloney. Here's a list of the biggest companies with very significant presences or headquarters in Silicon Valley, from Wikipedia. I think you'll find that only one company on this list is solely in the business of "social cloud blog web 2.0"-ness. Silicon Valley has a huge amount of real engineering talent as well as a huge amount of media hype over sexting apps built by a small minority of the tech workers who call the Bay Area home.

• Adobe Systems
• Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)
• Agilent Technologies
• Apple Inc.
• Applied Materials
• Brocade Communications Systems
• Cisco Systems
• eBay
• Facebook
• Google
• Pixar
• Hewlett-Packard
• Intel
• Intuit
• Juniper Networks
• KLA Tencor
• LSI Logic
• Marvell Semiconductors
• Maxim Integrated Products
• National Semiconductor
• NetApp
• Netflix
• Nvidia
• Oracle Corporation
• Salesforce.com
• SanDisk
• Sanmina-SCI
• Symantec
• Western Digital Corporation
• Xilinx
• Yahoo!

Compared to Curtis's helicopter videos that are readily available on youtube... Interesting interview though.

" Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety."