Money ≠Happiness

[el_Ronn]

you finally out of that bum shitty ass EG?

[Spaghettini]

Just paid cash for a new 4runner. It takes me to the mountains to snowboard or camp. Just getting away from people and the world.

 

This makes me very happy.

 

Money doesn't buy happiness, it buys things that enable potential happy feels. 

 

 

you finally out of that bum shitty ass EG?

 

and here comes this guy to shit on your happiness 

[EG562]

Damn el ron u got the memory. 

EG is my initials. 

 

you finally out of that bum shitty ass EG?

[lchi]

dependent upon the environment, money can grant security, not happiness

 

depending on the circumstances, security can be used as a solid foundation for consistent happiness or joy with life

 

however, it is security that comes from one's self which stands the test of time and external factors, unlike money. 

 

 

sorry4thenecro

Edited June 21, 2015 by uizm

[tac0tron]

new college graduate here

 

someone tell me everything is going to be okay

[SSchadenfreude]

[exhaust fumes]

new college graduate here

 

someone tell me everything is going to be okay

 

Hope you graduated with something useful and interned in college

[tac0tron]

Hope you graduated with something useful and interned in college

Nope, majored in computing arts. I have programming skills but not enough cs knowledge to land a developer job.. Did a lot of "interning" tho.

[only_time]

what is "computing arts" exactly? Like what programming stuff did you cover/what software did you use etc.

[redX]

it sounds like you can make really aesthetically pleasing code

[tac0tron]

"computing arts" being the practice of using things like programming and electronics to create artwork..

 

Though i've mainly used the java-based Processing language for my work, I have experience writing code in Java, C, and C++. The highest i've gone up in the CS curriculum at my uni is Advanced Data Structures, but I don't remember shit from that class.

[exhaust fumes]

Ok, you'll be fine. Breathe a little. Learn some Javascript/jQuery (it's really easy if you've written anything before), how HTML works and you'll end up eating shit for a year or two, but after that it'll go A OK!

 

That is if you want to be a web developer. I don't really recommend it (I'm trying to get out of it myself), but if you need to eat/pay bills, there you go.