I Fell from the Moon

Just curious - why was learning to drive such hard work?

Congrats on your driver's license!

What college btw? OUC?

I heard many good words about HiG, and several people moving from Oslo and the areas to study there. How many years are you going to study there?

Not acquainted with it, but it sounds awesome. Especially when you try to pronounce it in English; [why vai].

I'm sure you'll do great. Thought of any focus for the degree, or is it pre-selected?

At OUC, there are some mandatory courses (I’ve had 12 this far), then the last year we’re getting some courses we can choose between, in addition to some mandatory stuff. It’s not really a focus per say, but it’s some kind of specialization. Then we have the bachelor project, which can take different directions (project management, coding task, analytical stuff, research, etc).

But each university college has its own different way of handling this, I suppose.

HiO/OUC’s English pages sucks, so I’ll link to this in Norwegian. This is my study programme: http://www.hio.no/Studietilbud/Bachelorstudier/Bachelorstudium-i-informasjonsteknologi

It's got very much in common with the computer science bachelor degree you can take there, but there are more programming and computer topics and less maths, physics and chemistry.

Let's see, it's July already. So, are you up to your eyeballs in homework already?

Now the tougher task than getting your Driver's License.
Getting a car to go with that license.
Especially since, isn't Norway supposed to be super expensive for getting anything vs. the rest of Europe?

Yeah, I think you should stay away from any $478 cars.
It IS likely to be a Money Pit as soon as you get it.
It'll turn into a problem of the month or even problem of the week nightmare.

I remember back many years when my old 74 Chevy Van was on its last legs.
I was such a frequent customer at this particular Firestone Shop that even the Mechanics joked like, "Uh Oh! What is it this time?" Or, "Man, you should be given a Frequent Customer Discount Card." There at the end before I retired it, it WAS literally in the Shop just about every month.

Having Mr. Goodwrench prowess is always a plus. Obviously I don't happen to have that. My Dad was a superb Mechanic in his Pre-Computer / Pre-Fuel Injection / Pre-Techafied engine days. But, I just never acquired that prowess.

So, you're saying YOU have Mr. Goodwrench prowess? You'll certainly save on labor.
As for the usage of used parts? I guess it'll depend on the part and its condition.

But, sure, go for it, DrLaunch. Whatever works for you.

All the best DrLaunch..

I didn't know who got it and who didn't, so I went around posting it and messaging people as well with it. LOL

If you want the photo, its in the photo album at the top of the post.

I hope you will have a nice future.fighting `