He-Man, and also the Masters of the Universe

Broadside

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What do I need to do to be a competent computer scientist and engineer like Man-At-Arms?

Is C++ the programming language to master and Microsoft Visual Studio the best integrated development environment (IDE)?

How do I go from code to the graphical user interface of a fully functioning website?

How can I learn all the terminology and become conversant and marketable?
 

Shadewing

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I want to learn how to develop software, code, network architecture, AI, C++, computer hardware, IDE, build, techie, nerd, computer genius, program, software-define hardware, be respected, competent, good, and have integrity and self-worth.

For someone with a "powerful connection" to He-Man, you certainly don't know the memes.


Starting to think you might be a clever bot.
 

PrimalxConvoy

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I want to learn how to develop software, code, network architecture, AI, C++, computer hardware, IDE, build, techie, nerd, computer genius, program, software-define hardware, be respected, competent, good, and have integrity and self-worth.
And I said, "Heeeeeey, heeeeeeey, heeeeeey, hey hey..." ;)
 
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Broadside

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He-man captured my imagination by making me believe if I had the Sword of Power, lifted it up, and said the words, “By the Power of Grayskull! “ I too could call forth the power to solve all my problems and declare, “I Have the Power!!! “

This is what made He-man both inspirational and relatable.
 

LBD "Nytetrayn"

Broke the Matrix
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Aren’t you passionate about Masters of the Universe?
Sure, but the Man I threw in my dedication to a long time ago wasn't He-Man, but Mega Man. And even then, while He-Man was totally my jam when I was a little kid, and I still enjoy and collect some of the stuff now, it's not the thing.
A lot of 80’s G1 Transformers fans were first He-man and the Masters of the Universe fans because it came before.
Such is the nature of linear time...
Transformers are cool toys but they are mainly for display.

There’s a powerful connection that you feel holding a Masters of the Universe action figure in your hand that you just don’t get with a Transformers figure, maybe because of the sharp edges.

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Most of my MotU figures remain in package, because I like how they look more than fiddling with them.

Transformers, on the other hand, I tend to play with a whole lot more, even if it's just changing their modes back and forth and experimenting with what new modes or functions I can make.

Anyway, yeah. I'm passionate about MotU, and lots of stuff, but I don't have enough money, much less time to even make the investment worthwhile, to run sites for all of it. Not the way mine are, anyway.
 

Caldwin

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In my experience, redheads are totally hot, but unfortunately are also totally crazy.
 

Broadside

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Sure, but the Man I threw in my dedication to a long time ago wasn't He-Man, but Mega Man. And even then, while He-Man was totally my jam when I was a little kid, and I still enjoy and collect some of the stuff now, it's not the thing.

Such is the nature of linear time...


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Most of my MotU figures remain in package, because I like how they look more than fiddling with them.

Transformers, on the other hand, I tend to play with a whole lot more, even if it's just changing their modes back and forth and experimenting with what new modes or functions I can make.

Anyway, yeah. I'm passionate about MotU, and lots of stuff, but I don't have enough money, much less time to even make the investment worthwhile, to run sites for all of it. Not the way mine are, anyway.

Can you teach me:

 


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