Qi7
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Yes, it's been about 6 months since I've had my license. But I've been driving for over 2 years now in total, so I have plenty of experience.
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Driving is something that really helps me relax and let loose, so a delivery job seems like the best option for my unexperienced, high-school-self. I'd appreciate any feedback, tips, or advice from anyone that has experience in this type of job, thanks!
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Sounds like you're loving your job
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Well that's the other thing: I don't know what I'm interested in, and I don't have the time/money to try everything I want to try. So I kinda have to make a choice of what I want to study, and stick to it.
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Hey, I'm a high school student, heading to college in just a couple years. I have a great interest in basically anything related to technology and computers. My concern is that I do not yet know what I want for a career, therefore I do not yet know what I want to study in college. I'm currently looking towards a degree in Computer Science, considering that I've been told that it's a very valuable degree that can get me a big range of jobs to consider for a career. More specifically, I've also been getting some interest in a degree in Cyber Security, considering it's one of the most demanding jobs in the United States right now, which obviously means a GREAT pay. So, any tips/advice is dearly appreciated! Thanks
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This is off topic, but I'm just wondering how you got your job for IT? Like, what kind of experience, certifications, degrees, etc did you need to get where you are today with your full time job? (And do you enjoy it) Thanks
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Oh forgot to mention, 1TB SSD
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CPU - i7 6700k GPU - GTX 970 Mobo - Z170A Gaming M5 PSU - EVGA 800 Watt
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So I make some lengthy videos in Adobe Premiere Pro and I have 16GB of DDR4 RAM and it feels like my rendering and exporting process takes forever. For a 30 minute video at around 3.5 GB, it takes over 30 minutes to render and export the entire thing. Am I just spoiled or is this not a normal speed for 16GB of DDR4 RAM to be rendering/exporting videos? Edit: Forgot to mention, it's 1080p video at 30fps. Nothing special, just basic settings.
