>>5142
I do a decent bit of talking to people normally, so I can't agree that the only cool people are online. Most online people clam up IRL anyways so when you meet them you wonder where their interesting personalities went and why they're staring at their shoelaces now.
Also, I did pretty much the same thing in university and I want to tell you that you're making a mistake.
With the English Class you lost out on the possibility of having a good friend for fear or other normalfags judging you. You aren't strong for clamming up and acting awkward.
In the computering(?) class you "superiority" at Linux is short lived, because guess what? Now everyone has the knowledge you considered so basic.
I get the issue about not showing off your powerlevel all the time, I got called a jester by a project partner and that changed a lot of how I carry myself. But if you don't do anything you're going to waste the last bit of youth you have of skills that honestly don't matter in the long run, especially if you already know how to do everything you're being taught (which was the case for me during uni as well). Master whatever you want on your own time, but use this opportunity to get to know people, because you don't know them as well as you think you do.
College is a luxury, a social pasttime with education tacked on. Use it to that end and stop being a retard. Trust me, it NEVER feels good to recollect the time you spent at college and just see your dorm wall. My university experience has been distilled to a diploma sitting around somewhere and a bill I get in the mail. I have NOTHING to show for my time, money, and effort. Don't let it happen to you.