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Re: Has Redszone ever considered a tech/geek forum?
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You're getting pretty close to being done with your undergrad, aren't you?
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02-18-2011, 03:55 PM
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Re: Has Redszone ever considered a tech/geek forum?
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Now I've got grad school to look forward to. I don't wanna get my butt kicked by the real world quite yet. 
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02-18-2011, 06:40 PM
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Et tu, Brutus?
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Re: Has Redszone ever considered a tech/geek forum?
I'm a geek. Just not a smart one and would not be able to advance these types of discussions beyond a 5th grade level of understanding
 I am a kid that scored in the 92 percentile on the ASVAB, but the 10 percentile in mechanics, electrical, etc. And sadly, that included most girls. Oh, and taking that test? Worst thing I could have done. Didn't even have an interest in the military, just thought the results might come in handy. It didn't help much and couldn't get rid of recruiters for months after.
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02-19-2011, 12:13 AM
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Re: Has Redszone ever considered a tech/geek forum?
 That's all I've got.
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02-19-2011, 11:43 PM
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Re: Has Redszone ever considered a tech/geek forum?
I've always been a closet nerd, but going back to school this past year has caused me to kinda let my inner geek out, so to speak. I've been watching a bunch of great stuff on Nat Geo and History channels, and recently came across Sixty Symbols on YouTube.
(Side note: youtube is an amazing source of incredibly helpful and informational videos. I do a large portion of my studying via youtube where I learn the material faster, understand it much more clearly, and retain it longer than I would otherwise. And so far it's cost me a total of $0.00) For anybody unfamiliar with them, Sixty Symbols takes intriguing and/or challenging physics concepts and basically has some of Nottingham's more interesting professors explain or demonstrate them. Below is a pretty good one in which the Drinking Bird is explained... YouTube - Drinking Bird - Sixty Symbols |
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