Am 11.06.10 12:32, schrieb Invisible:
> Tim Nikias wrote:
>>>> Learning aside: Hobbies were invented for fun, not for "productive
>>>> time management". ;-)
>>>
>>> Sure. But spending weeks wiring together little black blobs in order to
>>> make a few LEDs flash in a pattern with hypothetically means something?
>>> Most people wouldn't regard that as "fun".
>>
>> Well, but what some people call fun is beyond me, so why bother if
>> "most people" consider it fun? The only thing important is if YOU're
>> having fun doing it. If so, mission accomplished. :-)
>
> Sure. It would just be nice if the entire human race _didn't_ regard me
> as a total loser, that's all...

I don't. You gotta learn to let go of how other people see you. Here on 
the newsgroups, building a CPU is the kind of thing you expect Povers to 
do (whilst waiting for their 4 month renders to finish), so no worries 
there.

As for other people: You can always find people who do other stuff than 
you and thus show no interest in what you do. Do they count? Nope. After 
all, I don't understand much about medicine nor do I want to study it, 
but I'm sure happy there are doctors around.

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