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dell, duh! [wink]
dude, you got a dell... you got a dell dude!
programmers and designers use computers. The kind you do stuff on.
They use the software that they need for their jobs.
Seriusly, if you are a game programmer you are probally going to use a PC because thats what most games are played on. For software, regardless of what kind of programmer you are, you would use a compiler for your language or depending if your language has one or not, and IDE.
Designers could probally use any type of computer. For software I would assume Word or something to type stuff in.
They use the software that they need for their jobs.
Seriusly, if you are a game programmer you are probally going to use a PC because thats what most games are played on. For software, regardless of what kind of programmer you are, you would use a compiler for your language or depending if your language has one or not, and IDE.
Designers could probally use any type of computer. For software I would assume Word or something to type stuff in.
I believe there is a thread in for beginners asking that same question.
Yes, and in the future, our development machines may have only 1000 vacuum tubes and weigh less than 1.5 tons. Oh how I long for a computer that will fit in a single room.
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Yes, and in the future, our development machines may have only 1000 vacuum tubes and weigh less than 1.5 tons. Oh how I long for a computer that will fit in a single room.
That's should be a new standard of measurement. Square metres per computer.
Blizzard's computers are like 50 m^2/c. That's more than 100 times better than my computer. I will never be a proper developer.
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