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[smigenboger]

I'm back！
With a large bucket of Red Vines too.

What is this Atrocity? Cast away those horrible pieces of flavored wax and get some Twizzlers!

..Unless Red Vines are what all those candies are called, and not just the horrible-tasting Meijer and Kroger brand.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

I'm back！
With a large bucket of Red Vines too.

What is this Atrocity? Cast away those horrible pieces of flavored wax and get some Twizzlers!

..Unless Red Vines are what all those candies are called, and not just the horrible-tasting Meijer and Kroger brand.

Nope. I am sickened by your failure to adhear to the holy Twizzler, smigenboger.

[ToonyMan]

I think Twizzlers are bro.

Oreos can just go away though.

[smigenboger]

I hold steadfast in my belief of the superior Twizzler, especially with the advent of the pull-n-peel. Only the little homebrew candy shop liquorice bits can triumph over such a globally-renown treat.

[dragnar]

Ah Twizzlers, the greatest of candies.

[Retro]

I think Twizzlers are bro.

Oreos can just go away though.

You got to get them golden oreos man.

[zchris13]

Computer Science, and I would assume computer engineering, are towards the hardware end of the spectrum, although Computer Science majors do also work in software, it is mostly programming things like drivers.  I would think.  Take what I say with a grain of salt.

Electrical engineering, while they also work with hardware, does things such as optimize the tiny bits, or make better power supplies.

[ToonyMan]

Which is why I'm doing Electronic Engineering, which is working with and designing hardware.

[zchris13]

And, you don't have to get involved with designing the complex and mind hurting architecture if you don't want to.

[ToonyMan]

I remember people bringing that up because I only said engineering, so that turned into bridge making for some reason.

[zchris13]

No no, the computer architecture.  As in, making a CPU.  It get's really stupid and obnoxious, and is why I might stay out of that branch of engineering.

Although bridges are cool, yes.  And trains.  I like trains.

[ToonyMan]

Train bridges.

[dragnar]

Computer Science, and I would assume computer engineering, are towards the hardware end of the spectrum, although Computer Science majors do also work in software, it is mostly programming things like drivers.  I would think.  Take what I say with a grain of salt.

Computer engineering is hardware, computer science is software. I'm majoring in Comp Sci and I know almost nothing about the actual hardware I'm programming.

[alway]

My SC2 is here!

Also, it is a known fact that all engineers build bridges. That is their duty and role in society.

[smigenboger]

Train bridges.

You can be the first to design a bridge capable of holding up a train-driven mobile jet landing platform.