Computer Science --

[K]

No the markets overcrowded.

By Java programmers and VB programmers. Computer scientists? Low level C programmers?

All of the above.

Is pay the only thing you're doing CS for?  If it is, then don't do it.  I do CS because I enjoy it, and I think it's the most fun thing in the world.  

I would rather make lots of money and have a good life, big house, giant yard, wife with big titties and great legs, a home theatre, pool, etc than do CS.

But would you take a job you absolutely despised to make money rather than do something you enjoy?  I think at some point you need to strike a balance between job satisfaction and material gains.  For some people, one makes them happier than the other, but for most of us, I think a happy median is required.

[Arta]

[Is pay the only thing you're doing CS for?  If it is, then don't do it.  I do CS because I enjoy it, and I think it's the most fun thing in the world.  

Word.

[Mephisto]

No the markets overcrowded.

By Java programmers and VB programmers. Computer scientists? Low level C programmers?

All of the above.

Is pay the only thing you're doing CS for?  If it is, then don't do it.  I do CS because I enjoy it, and I think it's the most fun thing in the world.  

I would rather make lots of money and have a good life, big house, giant yard, wife with big titties and great legs, a home theatre, pool, etc than do CS.

But would you take a job you absolutely despised to make money rather than do something you enjoy?  I think at some point you need to strike a balance between job satisfaction and material gains.  For some people, one makes them happier than the other, but for most of us, I think a happy median is required.

However, I think what Maddox has suggested, he would enjoy.

[j0k3r]

You can turn almost anything into a job, why settle for extreme ends?