Me. Actually, being a neet was my childhood dream "job". You know what they say, be careful what you wish for.

This was me, so I started playing an mmo, and somehow sperged my way into a clan. Now I can chat with these people and work towards in-game goals. It's like tricking your mind into thinking you did something other than sit in a chair and star at rapid flashing lights for hours on end.

>>25430768
Install Linux and get involved in some open-source projects. They're always looking for new developers.

Learn c, c++, and Python to start out.

Personally, I like the Fedora distribution to start out, but some people prefer Debian or Ubuntu.

>>25430886
>be playing mmo
>the thought "I lay in bed and pretend to kill people all day long" pops in my head
>get a lot of gold for some item
>"you know that's not real money, right?"
>pvp
>somebody kills me, get all frustrated
>"why do you care, nothing actually happened"

>>25431082
What sort of things can I do with C? I'm really, REALLY behind on programming and I only know basics of CSS and HTML and even then barely anything.

And plus I can't do much with those

>>25431082
Fedora Linux is the most appropriately named thing ever.

Open Souce, M'lady.

>>25430768
That rock reminds me of that painting in Doug.

>>25430768
>drop out of uni because I hate going
>realise I hate being a NEET even more

I was depressed to begin with, doing nothing all day is even more depressing.

>tfw joined Navy
>bootcamp in 1 month
>nervous but excited
>with my asvab score got placed in C-school which means I get to be a petty officer when I get out

I might make it lads, this time in 4 months I'll be on a beach in San Diego

>tfw parents expect me to visit them in WI, kek

The grass is literally always greener. When I was a neet I felt like shit for not doing anything. Now that I'm studying I long for the days where I could just be comfy and relax without having to do stupid assignments and presentations. We want what we don't have and it's fucking miserable.

>>25431107
>What sort of things can I do with C?
Pretty much anything, except it'll take you a long time.

Mostly used for low level things that must be high performance.

Kernel things, command line utilities for processing/converting data.

>>25431313
So what language are games typically written in, again I have no clue about these basic sort of things, would like to ask someone who knows. I'm sure I could learn it all given enough time.