I'm not into cyber security, at least not right now.

To take a Security+ certification test in order to be certified to work for a company is like $300. But the price of the test can fluctuate.

I like messing with tech, but I kind of feel like I'll begin to hate it as a job, but I has faith in that not happening

indeed.

I already have fundamentals

Do you have a certification though?

at the very least

yes fundamental certification in IT

cool

I took a class in high school on Security+

Tried to get the A+ certification but failed...

In my opinion, hardware is more interesting so A+ seems more interesting to me lol

A+ was super specific suprisingly

It would ask for the port of things like BIOS and other stuff

yeah

that is what really rekt me

just keep trying my dude

At the very least I still have time to get more certifications before I have to get a job

just work on it

yup

trying to learn python too

python is fun

i was learning that but quit lol

oof

I still need a lot of practice

I could write very simple programs, but I still need practice

messing around with code sounded fun to me

It was for a while, then I couldn't figure out how to make more sophisticated programs

quite lonely on that aspect though, everyone in highschool lacks ambition of any kind

I'm not even a coding novice, much more below that lmao

Well, I didn't start experimenting with python until college, but I took classes in other coding languages in high school

Java, C+, and Web Design

I don't remember a damn thing lmao

I know very basic web design cause i tried it for like 40 minutes

haha

It can be pretty fun

I'm not too interested in web design though so I stopped

The more difficult something is, the more intrigued i get

both a blessing and a cure in a sense

curse

I end up getting bored of things once I've learned how they work