Office Hours - Abnormal Psychology

[romanywitch]

Jenny is sitting in a bare office, and is typing happily away on her laptop, updating herself on all the new computer technology she's been missing out on.

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[dorky-broots.livejournal.com]

"Not me, that's for sure." He opened up a program that had been getting a lot of use lately. "It's um, well, it uses what the school already has, and just lets me kind of, use it. I came from a normal place, before this school."

[romanywitch]

"Ooh, very nice," says Jenny, leaning forward excitedly. "Looks like a great interface. What language did you write it in?"

"Normal's a pretty subjective term. You know what I mean?"

[dorky-broots.livejournal.com]

"Yup. I didn't realize just how boring I was until I got here." Broots added. "And, I like Java, so yeah, that's what I typically use. How 'bout you?"

[romanywitch]

"What makes you think you're boring?" asked Jenny. "Because you're a computer geek? I'm telling you, the modern world would not run without computer geeks. We're an underappreciated species. Me, I've been taking a look at Flash lately, though Java will always retain a special place in my heart."

[dorky-broots.livejournal.com]

"Compared to the students here? I'm boring. In an almost-good way." Broots nodded. "My laptop doesn't like Flash for some reason, but I played with it a bit at home."

[romanywitch]

"Anyone that can come up with a program like this one isn't boring at all," said Jenny. "Screw 'em if they think otherwise. Any chance I could get a copy of it from you? I've got some technomagic; I could probably amp this sucker up a bit, maybe make the search capabilities a little more powerful."

[dorky-broots.livejournal.com]

"Technomagic, that's like, computers meet magic? And sure, um, do you have a flash drive?"