Mikey757

Holy cow @mrtrademaster you are worse than me at collecting games. I though 400 was a lot lol.

You can't really have multiple favorites imho it defeats the purpose of the word favorite. However if we are doing it by genre then: Satire: A tie between The Princess Bride and The Cabin In The Woods. Action: Probably the die hard series up to live free or die hard because a good day to die hard was effing awful or a close tie with the Mad Max series. Cult Classic:The Boondock Saints Classic: The Warriors. Horror: 28 Days Later Martial Arts: A really close tie between the Ip Man Series and The Raid Series. Mind Fuck: Old Boy(the original. The remake was not bad but the original was something else) Romance:Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Comedy: A three way tie between Spy, Superbad and Sex Drive or possibly Ted I still crack up when they are talking about fuck me eyes and Amanda Seyfried asks if she has fuck me eyes and they said "No. You have come here my precious eyes." LMMFAO "Found Footage": Project X Guilty Pleasure: There are a few here because it is hard to have a favorite guilty pleasure movie because of what a guilty pleasure movie is. But I would say like con air, lost boys, last action hero, kindergarten cop, mars attacks, flash gorgon, starship troopers, gremlins, goonies, leprechaun, Road House, etc etc I could go on but all of these movies are so bad they are good. CGI Intensive:Avatar(with the blue people, not that M. Night Shyamalan abomination.) All Time Favorite: Would probably be The Boondock Saints. I lost the ability to count how many times I have seen the movie on both hands and feet.

And I understand that. But just because you studied some of the backend stuff during your IT degree does not mean you can do backend web development with it. To be a backend web developer you need to not only know the back end languages but some of the front end ones as well as well as everything else require to be known by someone in that field which I assure you is more than a few coding languages. You can get a MSE and focus as many of your electives on back end web development as you possibly can and you sill will not be qualified enough to do the job. Knowing how to change my tires and oil does not make me a mechanic just like knowing every single backend coding language does not make you a back end web developer. It just means if you want to do backend web development you will have a head start when you go for your associates degree in computer science so you can do back end web development.

Really? You decided to be condescending when clearly I wasn't talking to you or anyone in this thread? 1 hour ago, koshaan said: is the person I was talking to. This thread got advertised in a general discussion thread where someone asked people what there jobs were and I was stating that someone was full of sh*t because they stated they were IT because they did backend web development which is programming which falls under computer science not IT or CIS or any other related field. When I hit reply it must have sent me to this thread on accident. Also why would I want to go through all of the work of coding a hack, bypassing BE and keeping it safe just to release it on a public platform? I make about $180k/yr after taxes, before overtime and bonuses. I would never waste my time coding cheats for a game. Way too time consuming for the fact that when it is all said an done I would make much less on it than I would have working where I do. If you have nothing but time to sit and focus on a hack and keep it updated and it seem profitable enough good for you. But I do not get out of bed for less than $50/hour and coding even the best hacks does not pay that.

You generally do not learn any useful coding until uni in any country, My point was is backend programming is programming which you learning when studying computer science, not IT. The only coding you learn in IT, unless it is an elective is enough to know how a program works to enable you to better understand it when trying to fix a problem. I have my bachelors in CIS and am working on my master's. I have about 9 years in field experience starting from helpdesk, through network administration and then 5 years of network engineering before switching to network architecture. I have a fairly good understanding of the IT field and backend web developing has nothing to do with IT. In IT you will either diagnose and fix problems with computer systems, do cyber security, design and install server rooms and company internet etc etc. But you will generally never develop web applications or do any of the things that backends do. IT personal do not data mine, we definitely are not proficient in backend or front end programming languages unless we studied them in our personal time or took them as electives. Nonetheless, my point is Backend developers are 99% of the time going to be computer science majors as this is a computer science career, not IT, CIS, or any similar field.

You do realize that IT has nothing to do with backend developing right? You learn basic coding just to learn how software works but not enough to be any form of a developer. That is computer science's department. Me myself, I am a network architect. I am also currently working on my MSE atm. I have my java, windows, c++ and IOS certifications as well as my CompTIA+ security and my CompTIA Network+ certifications.

Yeah but it is possible to code in ballistic curves that can predict where the bullet would hit at that range. I know it would be a pain to code due to the different drops of each kind of gun, enemy movement, your elevation compared to theirs, etc. But I have used private cheats for games such as arma 3 and battlefield 4 that would hit shots where the enemy is not even in your scope. I would even be happy with a toggle for just a horizontal aimbot when using a sniper so that I can freely adjust the Y-axis if I feel as though I need to aim higher.