Botre

"THEY" ?

Degrees are overrated

cute

Lol. 1. it's in a spoiler tag 2. general knowledge

rip

Ye flux is lyf

Define ugly side.

http://blog.codekills.net/2009/12/08/using-git-for-backup-is-asking-for-pain/ @OP: l2backup, lesson learned.

You have a good voice for tutorials

Yes. Let's all focus on acerd's love for incest instead.

lol noty

Post the code.

It's aids.

been there done that

yes

Sleep mid-stairs, in puke, while crying.

I will be starting to plan this more seriously tomorrow!

easy

Use a setter then ?

Static self-references in scripts oh lord. What if you run multiple instances of the same script on the same JVM / bot client ? Your turn

Trust me...I know Wouldn't use it in a new portfolio project however (personally, I wouldn't use it anywhere - period), but then again it could be used to demonstrate that you're able to work with legacy code :p

I understand your feeling of intimidation by enterprise programming. The internship will most likely cure it, it certainly did for me. You will not be put in charge of projects you can't handle, too risky for the business. If no appropriate project can be found for your level, you simply won't be hired. Be honest about your skills. Don't lie, don't exaggerate. 'Programming for X years' means jack shit to recruiters unless you have projects that back that statement up (ideally your projects should demonstrate your evolution and progress as a programmer). Passion. If you can prove passion and have a half-decent portfolio, you can even get away with not having a degree (I'm the living proof of this). As long as you love programming, practice it regularly and have a passion for learning -> don't worry, be happy! You can do it ;)