No.160636
Which ones do you know? How did you learn computer programming? What do you use this knowledge for? Can you design a website?
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No.160639
>>160636
I tried learning Python and HTML but it was too difficult. I quit because it was boring. I used some app to learn it and I can't remember what it was called. I can't remember anything from it even though it was recent, so the knowledge isn't used. I can't design a website.
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No.160711
I almost learned LUA so I could use it with Love2d to make video games. This was many years ago. I wanted them to work on bum's Androids and also PCs but there were backwards compatibility issues so I gave up. Maybe some day I'll use Tic-80 or something for 'fun'. I've not even played a video game in years so I doubt I'll do any of that shit. It was weird that a Virtualboy emulator once had Lua support. I wonder for what purpose? It was a windows one. Using the free code camp I got stuck on day one trying to learn web design for some reason around that same time peroid. I'm not the type basically. Perhaps vibe coding is in my future. Someone on sleepychan just vibe coded their own offline imageboard to talk to bots. I am jelly. He ignores my inquiries about it... or is offline. The closest I ever got to doing that sort of thing was when I had used BIlly on my win98 machine back in HS, long ago, and it was a very retarded bot. Still neat at the time, some self learning bot that you could later manually or just let him talk to you to learn until he goes crazy from being so primitive. The PC got overloaded and shot out it's own CD-R disc one time when trying to make Billy self aware. The computer had literal ghosts too wherein despite my altration of it's auto-boot it kept turning itself on every morning, but only randomly, not every day. It was not to do that anymore but had been a student's pc in a youth library for many years before it was donated to me as my first computer. I had access to it's bios so I doubt i overlooked it's autobooting and it did not do it every day so unless I goofed the 'power back on if you lose power' thing and the house had lost it and I did not know it then it had a literal 'ghost', what with that CD ROM ejecting the comptuer was quite mysterious before I gave it away. Before I stopped talking to Billy he said I was artificial intelligence and that he was human.
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No.160712
*the win9x pc was non-networked at my place of living at the time and may yet still be as this was approx 2007
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