Originally posted by Ridelynn You can pretty much do whatever you want with whatever platform you want, but it's usually easier if you are going with the flow of the rest of your class/office/whatever - little things like file naming, file shares, …
Thanks. Luckily when I bought my mac I also got an apple tv for the purpose of using it as an external monitor for my mac. I currently have it hooked up via HDMI cable to an HD tv. When I need to work with HD graphics I'll make sure to use TV as ext…
Thanks. You're right and for simple stuff such as word processing and web browsing my computer ( which I'll probably be doing a lot of as a liberal arts major ) should last several years. As for gaming my computer should probably last as you said 3-…
Thank you for your replies. I suppose I won't get a job in computers, but though I really hate to wait, I'll talk to a couple of people next week first before I decide on anything definite on a career.
I agree it's the hardware not the name brand that usually counts. I am seriously thinking now that what I have is fine for now and I'm getting way too ahead of myself with thinking about building a high end desktop computer.
Thanks for all the replies. Since I don't plan on building my own computer for at least a few years and technology changes so fast I'm probably getting way too ahead of myself as usual. I have a habit of sometimes getting too ahead of myself especia…
I know a simple computer will do for now since I'm just beginning but I have plans to get serious into programming so eventually I am going to need a high end gaming desktop computer. It will probably be a few years until I really need a high end co…
Thank you. I would say that I am very serious about this as I seem to be very passionate about computers and I enjoy messing with computers and it usually makes me feel better working with computers as working with computers seems to distract my min…
Originally posted by spizz
Kids should go out for fresh air and not sitting in front of a screen.
True kids should be able to go outside and explore and learn from nature. And it can be fun for both kids and adults to spend some time outdoors. But…
Originally posted by Sho0terMcgavin Originally posted by strawhat0981
WoW or Wizard 101, easy answer.
WoW is a terrible choice for a kid. Not because of the content of the game, but simply look at trade or general chat in any major city. Kids…
Originally posted by yangdude
Pay a few bucks for MINECRAFT (make sure your computer will play it). My 5 year old creates amazing things on it.
I really would prefer something free, but I doubt there are that many free games out there. My parents…
Originally posted by Karaethon
Hearthstone might be good too. It can get a little complicated with deck building, but it is a card game and the opponent can't chat. There are so many A holes on the internet the lack of chat might be a good thing,…
I've checked wizard 101 and it looks interesting, but my nephew isn't into fantasy stuff like I am. I thought about maybe pirate 101 but he doesn't seem to be into pirates either. Also I'm not sure how educational the game is though I've read the ga…
Originally posted by Loktofeit Doh! I completely missed the educational requirement.
Definitely check out JumpStart, especially the JumpStart Moms section.
I have thought of maybe JumpStart too.
I have heard of Wizard 101 and Pirate 101 on TV. I want to think they are free to join but free membership is probably limited. I don't think the game has much if any educational material to it, but I'll be sure to check it out.
Originally posted by Jean-Luc_Picard If you don't like medieval times, just go for TSW or SW:TOR. Both aren't the best MMORPGs ever but are very good games if you don't want the "sword and sorcery" genre.
If you are into "Kung Fu" stuff, you can t…
I'm looking for a game that is free and I have been talking to someone about my worries and they say I need to take a break from my worries. I forgot to mention that I would like a game where you can costomise your character as often as you like. By…