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I've had some experiences in the opposite direction. A neighborhood kid, about 12, asked me for some computer help with Minecraft. My jaw hit the floor when h
by KVFinn 13y ago
I've had some experiences in the opposite direction.
A neighborhood kid, about 12, asked me for some computer help with Minecraft. My jaw hit the floor when he started asking about stuff I didn't learn until college -- he was doing this crazy redtone circuitry (stuff like http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oc6spHvGPtQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oc6spHvGPtQ) to program the doors in a castle according to timers and various inputs.
The kid was basically teaching himself hardware design just to play a game. And it wasn't considered that weird, this was just what you have to do in Minecraft.