[RudiVisser]

masteryee, on 9 Jul, 2009 - 09:35 PM, said:

@ MageUK: SHOW OFF!

When I was 13, I...played Nintendo. Now that I'm in my late 20's, I...play the PS3. Damn, it sucks comparing myself to you! lol, it's all good, you the man.

Sorry I play PS3 too but I suck

Neumann, on 9 Jul, 2009 - 11:19 PM, said:

True. I remember when I was 11 years old I learned some HTML and made a webpage for my friend who lived in Israel. So I guess I was a CEO of my own multinational corporation. Not too shabby for an 11 year old

Wow! Congratulations...

2002 was "founding", if you look in the history on good ol' Wikipedia you'll note that the business was registered and started fully trading in 2006/2007.. Since we did infact trade (asin, sell) with schools around the country then yes, for a single entity it could be classed as a "business", nothing was ever registered as we couldn't pay tax, but that's why it's in the company's history to begin with. CEO's an official title when it comes to directors, just as other directors on the board have different titles related to what they manage (CFO, etc).

The fact that there's 2 registered businesses in 2 different locations (soon to be 3), each also trading internationally defines them as a "multinational".. Or perhaps by your sadistic definition simply "binational" and "trinational" when the third one comes into play.

This post has been edited by MageUK: 10 July 2009 - 02:31 AM

[firebolt]

Neumann, on 10 Jul, 2009 - 06:47 AM, said:

And on top of all of this you manage to post 23 times each day on this website. That is very impressive.

Like many have learned, why does number of posts per day matter?

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Maybe being an Astrophysicist is fun. I personally wouldn't mind becoming one.

[captainhampton]

I would love to use my computer science degree to contribute the field of science, particularly astronomy or physics. Any way in which I could contribute to these fields I think would be very fulfilling.

[NeoTifa]

MageUK is sooo impressive. So impressive in fact that he just violated me and I didn't care (... actually I do, it was disturbing, but I'm over it now ) :wub:

[RudiVisser]

NeoTifa, on 10 Jul, 2009 - 12:05 PM, said:

MageUK is sooo impressive. So impressive in fact that he just violated me and I didn't care (... actually I do, it was disturbing, but I'm over it now ) :wub:

Violating you is my dream job

[today12]

my dream job really is to become a game programmer but i also want to be a app programmer. i would love to sit in a little office and do coding all day long. but the thing that sucks for programmers is that if you get married and have kids. most of your free time would go to them and not coding. so that leaves less time at work and less time on coding.

[dementedprogrammer]

I would like to work for a software start-up company. If that were to fail my next option would be working my way up the corporate ladder into management.

[newt]

I`d like to continue freelancing, get my diploma and then write a book or two about renaissance //or whatever I find most interesting in years to come
...regularly publish my graphic novels, maybe direct some animated movie and win oscar or two
hehe..too much, even for a dream

[Crimson Wings]

I will work in anything. Just give me the right to customize my office as much as I want and make sure I have time for my family.

[robob686]

I would definately love to do upper management type stuff... managing a software development or networking team juggling around 15 to 20 projects while actually having a hand in development and implementation of around 6 or 7 of them. That would be challenging and so much fun!

[firexware]

i want to start my own security company and code open source tools for us
either that or get a programming job with someone big like adobe

[martinch]

Ill soon graduate, finishing my bachelor of Computer Science..

Soo..Im trying to decide what I really want to do.. My dream job..


Id love to be in projects with lots of hardworking "interesting" people :-)

Maybe I should apply for a company or should I try to startup/find my own way of making money...

Both have their advanteges/dissadvanteges..

The more people, the more work can be done..

But that doesnt mean that everybody will get more money, since it often not equally shared..

So..? Entrepenuer... maybe :-)

My dream job.. whould be... being a inventer!

[FurryFreak]

My dream job would be to be a full time writer of fiction, working for myself and no-one else. No rules, no schedules, no getting up when I dont want to and no going out when the weather is crap.

I'd also like to design and create cool games, working for a company that cares more about delivering great products rather than about f***ing profits, if such a company exists.

I'd also like to explore the universe in a ship that can go faster than light, but that aint gonna happen anytime soon!

[NeoTifa]

I'd like to be one of those people who shoot frozen chickens at the windshields of airplanes. Seeing as how I work for the Air Force, I see this as only fitting.

[jjsaw5]

My dream job is to be a marine biologist, but unfortunately that’s not going to happen. So my realistic dream job would be a Network Admin.