UH'S PROFILE

writing callback functions to turn this GUI from a collection of pushable buttons and editable fields into a functional map editor

boring D:

From what I've seen most high school art classes are poop anyway, you keep sticking it to those booger-head academics Dudesoft :p

oh yeah and sweet inks too, sweeter than I could muster :p

simple survival horror-esque thing using a top-down GTA 1+2 style perspective, I wrote the thing in qbasic (a terrible but intentional choice, just for shits, giggles and a unique challenge of optimization), I eventually dropped it when Windows 2k killed DOS because it emulated very shittily as you can see from the amazing framerates I get from DOSBox

also this was done before I knew anything about pixel art so you may want to shield your eyes :D



yes those are Cats posters all over the place, no I don't completely recall why

320x200x8 4 lyfe

if i had to choose between gam-make and music i would pick the former anyway

edit: piano was my first

i haven't touched one in years but would not be opposed to a tasteful keytar

To echo some of the sentiments here:

I have had way worse experiences working in customer service than I have had dealing with customer service for companies I've patronized. I have had some very crappy jobs in the past, but customer service/tech support jobs were the only ones where I was guaranteed to have a shit day at work every day. Not because the work itself is bad or degrading, but because customers make it needlessly difficult with their own shitty attitudes. No matter how ignorant CS reps are on average, trust me, your fellow customers are just as infuriatingly stupid and on a much more regular basis.

In my experience the ones with the most misdirected anger are the dumbest ones, the ones that call their ISP's main office, demand to speak to a supervisor and instantly start screaming and cussing that their internet connection no longer works, being incapable of drawing the connection between this curious development and the fact that they haven't paid their bill in 4 months. I worked for a local ISP and we had about 8 or so "regulars" that would do this every few months, and a couple hundred seasonal residents that would raise hell over a period of about 2 months in spring/summer as they arrived at their summer homes and were shocked to find that their internet connection didn't work and wanted answers RIGHT NOW (hint: you explicitly canceled it in the fall). EVERY YEAR.

These people are closely related to the ones that try to return a digital camera saying it was broken when they took it out of the box, only to stare blankly at you as you flip it on and show them pictures of their family still on the memory card they forgot to erase before putting their brilliant plan into action.