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From: matth@bellatlantic.net (Matthew Hulett)
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Subject: Re: Had enough...NOT!!!
Date: Mon, 20 Jul 1998 13:02:05 GMT
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I am glad you have regained your strength. You appear to be advancing
just fine to me. When I started, I couldn't even run Win. '95. I just
finished my first book on game programming. And still, when I study
yaroze code, my brain sometimes aches. I just took a few weeks off, to
get away and refresh my self, and I feel rejuvenated again. I even
formated my hard drive and reloaded my software, just to clean house. 
Slow and steady progress, you know you will get where you want to go.
People go to tech school for four years to master games programming, I
think the term 'hobby' can be a bit misleading. A number of members
seem to have even given up. I think that's unfortunate. I intend to
keep plugging away, learning new things everyday until I get where I
want to go.
   The only sad thing about my little vacation was that I lost all the
original messages from the groups going back to the start of the
program when I formated my hard drive. [sob]
   If you ever feel buggered again, just take a break. Your brain can
only absorb so much in a given time.

-Matt, who apologizes for being so touchy-feely!