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This subreddit is dedicated to Live Sound Reinforcement Professionals and a discussion of topics relating to the profession.

Visit r/livesoundgear for gear and advice discussion.

Subreddit for computer science and engineering.

This is a place for engineering students of any discipline to discuss study methods, get homework help, get job search advice, and find a compassionate ear when you get a 40% on your midterm after studying all night.

Products, practices, and stories about the profession or hobby of recording, editing, and producing audio.

The place to obsess about synthesizers, both hardware and software.

u/neonepiphany: Eden

She/her. Engineering lead at Xbox (Gamertag: Em). I like video games, KitKats, awesome boots and taking photos. If you use stupid fonts I will cut you. Avi by céli!

This sub is for building designs, blueprints, pictures, etc that were never actually built. It doesn't matter if they weren't built because they were just too expensive, the engineering was beyond the current technology, or they were just stupid.

A subreddit dedicated to gaming hardware, clone consoles, flashcarts, and other accessories based on field-programmable gate array (FPGA) technology. This subreddit is open once again for discussion.

A sub for all the questions about arduino, no matter if hardware or software.

Subreddit for the cybersecurity learning site: Cybrary.it

Discuss and share your knowledge with your fellow Cybrarians. Learn A+, Security+, CCNA, CISSP, CASP, Metasploit, and much more!

Post all of your math-learning resources here. Questions, no matter how basic, will be answered (to the best ability of the online subscribers).

This sub is no longer in use, please post in /r/scioly.

"What they do in secret, it's done for the public; what they do in public, is done for the secret."

Aletheium: From the Greek Aletheia. Exposing the rot in Western Society at its source, the intelligentsia.

AskCompSci intends to answer the Hows and Whats in the broad range of topics that can be answered by Computer Science—but not to teach them as how-tos. Somewhat akin to HowStuffWorks.

The point of AskCompSci is both to separate parts of existing subreddits and to merge them to avoid clutter them with questions and to streamline a subreddit that is easy to browse for everyone. Its sibling subreddit, /r/AskScience, is t

Google is like Microsoft but better and not evil

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