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Cool, thanks everyone!

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So, my name is Will, [and] I am a

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computer science graduate student at

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the University of Washington.

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And I have spent the last couple of falls

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teaching Computer Science in Pyongyang.

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I haven't... So, I did a Reddit AMA last

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year when I got back, but I haven't really

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talked that much because the whole issue

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around this country is extremely

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politicised, and it's very easy to end up

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in the large narrative that I don't really

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have much to contribute to.

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So, the disclaimer is [that] there's going

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to be nothing about this, or about this,

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and this will entirely be, sort-of,

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"What did I see when I was there?",

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"What were the students like that I was--

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teaching", and

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"What was consumer technology,--

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in terms of desktops, mobile phones", and

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"What does technology look like there?"

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So this is the campus I was at, it is the

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Pyongyang University of Science and

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Technology,