Quote from: pantabloIf that isnt in the spirit of Artistry, I dont know what is. F'ing brilliant.

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In retrospect, probably not so brilliant.    It would have been a much better idea to drop the art class and do the work anyway as an independent study (under the math department)...would have counted toward my major, perhaps could have turned into a plausible thesis project, also wouldn't have required me to spend all those class hours looking at lines and patterned blocks deemed "art" by the professor. *shrug*  

The good news was that it got me access to the art deparment's computer lab...they had the only machine on campus at the time capable of displaying more than 16 colors.  I'd write code on my machine (usually while drinking, which didn't help), walk the code to the Math dept's lab to compile, debug, and run (overnight), then walk the output to the art complex to see how I did.  Rinse, repeat.  Tedious.
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Quote from: pantabloIf that isnt in the spirit of Artistry, I dont know what is. F'ing brilliant.

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The good news was that it got me access to the art deparment's computer lab...they had the only machine on campus at the time capable of displaying more than 16 colors.  I'd write code on my machine (usually while drinking, which didn't help), walk the code to the Math dept's lab to compile, debug, and run (overnight), then walk the output to the art complex to see how I did.  Rinse, repeat.  Tedious.
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Quote from: 2005-GS500-PDXNerd Alert...

And how.  

Although I like to think that I've mellowed over the years.

Quote from: dionysusIn high school, I had an english teacher that wrote "Uhm... No" on a friends essay...

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That made me want to become a teacher!