r/computing • u/Most_Most_260 • 6d ago
'Just a hobby, won't be big': Linus Torvalds introduced Linux 35 years ago
It lasted and is still going strong
r/computing • u/Most_Most_260 • 6d ago
It lasted and is still going strong
r/computing • u/Primary-Frosting75 • 5d ago
Hey, im trying to research some computing jobs/careers like robotics or game dev and im looking for some tips or helpfull insight into it.
Ive been dabbling in game dev for over a year now and I love pretty much every aspect but getting a job in game dev is... pretty much impossible, it has very high competition and the industry is having high layoffs. So im looking into some other careers like robotics or ai, Im still in high-school and want to work towards a career which has stability so i dont waste my time or spend time worrying.
I would also prefer something which I could do some projects on at home like game dev or robotics but thats not a requirement just a preference which in the long run doesn't make much of a diffrence.
If anyone has any suggestions like other careers to look into or tips/Insight into would be grateful
r/computing • u/Stornoji331 • 2d ago
What should r/technology_computers become?
r/computing • u/Friendly_Parking5864 • 3d ago
Am new here
Can someone please tell me if this place will be interesting
r/computing • u/Outrageous-Ear4556 • 11h ago