who's playing this game?
Trubble:
I'm an art and IT student, going into interactive design.
Ardin Topani:
Quote from: J. M. Pescado on 2005 July 30, 15:20:43
Untrue. According to Inge, control freaks represent a niche market, and this is why Macrotastics and the military-level control it provides will never be popular. But I think that Inge is just a round mound of gray fatness.
That's because you don't have total control if you use a macro. What if you want to change something mid-macro?
J. M. Pescado:
Then you X-out. Simple enough. Macrotastics tries to avoid interactions that are extremely difficult to abort. But no, control freaks should LIKE macrotastics. I'm a control freak, and I certainly do, since the alternatives are "micromanage everything tediously and laboriously" or "watch them do shit wrong".
veilchen:
I'm in the behavioral sciences. I love art, but my own talent does not go beyond stick-figures. My daughter however, is a wonderful artist, so something must be bouncing around in the gene-pool (my ex has no artistic flair either, but my brother and a few assorted cousins on my side of the family do).
As far as psychological types are concerned (labels, who needs labels?) Jung explains it best:
There are eight personality types based on the interactions of the attitudes and the functions.
We don't label, we just use terms as, shall we say 'placeholders'. Although the terms wacko, idiot, or loser are not usually used in the behavioral sciences :D
Computers fascinate me, but I only good at messing them up. Surprisingly I'm pretty good at statistics, and psychophysiology. I guess I'm better with people brains, than computer brains.
G.
Ardin Topani:
Quote from: J. M. Pescado on 2005 July 30, 15:42:21
I'm a control freak, and I certainly do, since the alternatives are "micromanage everything tediously and laboriously" or "watch them do shit wrong".
Exactly! Then you are forced to control them! Or maybe I just enjoy doing things the hard way.
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