An Ubuntu Live CD is the answer. You can boot it up on any x86 system and use it to your heart's content. you won't be able to save anything, unless you mount your local drive and save there, or pop in a USB stick.
Hopefully you weren't being sarcastic. GTA IV also has a few parodies of conservative talk radio that I noticed pretty quickly. When you "switch cars" often, you'll tend to hear it.
If you are young and don't have a family, I would recommend trying to work and get a master's degree at the same time, especially if you can find a job that will pay you educational benefits. If you study a field you like, it won't be so rough.
It's certainly not easy, but you can stretch out a master's degree over 2-3 years. Most semesters I took one class at a time, but occasionally I took two.
You'll enjoy the experience more without the technology. Especially if you're traveling alone, you'll start to see the devices as your companions, and miss out on a lot while you're plugging away. Definitely bring a digital camera, and take advantage of Internet cafes.
AndroMDA could be worth a look. Works with Poseidon and some expensive UML tools. You'd better be up on your UML if you want to do some MDA.
One of the best code generation strategies I've worked with was using XDoclet tags to generate mappings and Hibernate's schema export to take those mappings and generate DDL.
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An Ubuntu Live CD is the answer. You can boot it up on any x86 system and use it to your heart's content. you won't be able to save anything, unless you mount your local drive and save there, or pop in a USB stick.
Yes, I would agree, run Ubuntu off the CD.
Hopefully you weren't being sarcastic. GTA IV also has a few parodies of conservative talk radio that I noticed pretty quickly. When you "switch cars" often, you'll tend to hear it.
"I know we're all geeks and we hate actually talking to people", LOL!
If you are young and don't have a family, I would recommend trying to work and get a master's degree at the same time, especially if you can find a job that will pay you educational benefits. If you study a field you like, it won't be so rough. It's certainly not easy, but you can stretch out a master's degree over 2-3 years. Most semesters I took one class at a time, but occasionally I took two.
Ah the irony. ;)
Don't you mean, "Arrrrr, the irony?"
Shader Writer? Sounds kind of SHADY to me...
You'll enjoy the experience more without the technology. Especially if you're traveling alone, you'll start to see the devices as your companions, and miss out on a lot while you're plugging away. Definitely bring a digital camera, and take advantage of Internet cafes.
AndroMDA could be worth a look. Works with Poseidon and some expensive UML tools. You'd better be up on your UML if you want to do some MDA. One of the best code generation strategies I've worked with was using XDoclet tags to generate mappings and Hibernate's schema export to take those mappings and generate DDL.