Am I the only one who hates coding in high level languages? I can write all kinds of games and programs in 68k assembler, but I just choke all over C. It just makes more sense to deal with actual memory spaces than to mess around with pointers and libraries and shit. I don't like having to use any code that I didn't write myself.
Just to extend my post, I always find it strange that some people, typically Computer Science undergraduates, always seem to point out something like "Oh, I started programming in <insert CPU architecture> assembly." Is this supposed to impress us? You've basically been programming in a form of unstructured Basic; the most primitive type of language next to machine code.
I would be more impressed if you used and understood closures/lambda functions in a higher-level language, or used OOP to correctly model a project.