At 12/11/08 03:14 PM, TheCriminalDuder wrote:
Only one person I've run into in my parts dislikes The Beatles and he was from Ontario and was a metal head. But yeah... Beatles are great to listen to in almost any situation.
I don't think anyone REALLY dislikes The Beatles. I mean, they're not really my sort of thing but I could still listen to them and appreciate that they are talented artists and wrote good songs, even if they're not my cuppa-tea. I really only like music from like 2000 onwards though :P
New Layout
I hate my screen. I can only see half of the background.
Computing
Oh, how much of a twat I am for taking it. Worst subject ever. First, the people in the class are absolute shit. As in they lack common sense/logic and are wayyy to easily distracted. But I suppose this wouldn't be too bad with a teacher who actually knew what they were talking about as he would quickly be able to answer the pointless questions and move on. There are hundreds of examples I could give you on how little he knows but I'll use todays. We've been doing web design for a few lessons now, basic html/css. So really I just listen to my ipod and play about in flash. After a few questions he couldn't answer about basic css we moved on to practical work (I didn't bother). Then he thought he'd try to explain classes in css. The code in the booklet was something like:
.class1 {
color: red;
}
<div class="class1">This text is red</div>
But he didn't even know what the div tag did. Come on.. how can you teach it without even knowing that? I swear he just does a 5minute google before each lesson. Not only that the booklet was poor as hell, teaching those new to HTML all sorts of bad practices. It didn't close any tags. Instead of, for example, <br /> it would do <br />. With the exception of the meta tags which were probably just copied and pasted by the looks of them. Gahhhhhhh.
End rant