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Community college is a joke. So are all the other types. Most of the stuff they make you do only serves to waste your time and get you used to working long hours on stupid bullshit. That's what employers want them to do. Non-community colleges are like that but worse. In my experience, at community colleges only around 1 in 4 classes is impossible without cheating or being a hyper intelligent academic athlete (but of those 1 in 4 classes, they don't always have very strong anti cheating defenses). At normal colleges its usually even more unfair and unreasonable than that. I'd say only 25% to 50% of them were "unreasonably difficult" except they were extra strategic about it. They'd make it so classes with high fail rates were only taught by the same professor and no one else ever so there was no way you'd ever get around one you couldn't pass at first.

I just want computer parts to stop being so expensive. Remember when gaming was cheap? Pepperidge farm remembers. You used to be able to build a relatively high end pc for less than the average dogshit Walmart laptop.

Honestly, if this somehow results in regulators being like "fuck it, piracy is legal now" it won't negatively impact me in any way..

Corporations have abused copyright law for decades, they've ruined the internet, they've ruined media, they've ruined video games. I want them to lose more than anything else.

The shitty and likely situation is they'll be like "fuck it corporate piracy is legal but individuals doing it is still a crime".

I'm on lemmynsfw because I like to argue about how shitty society is between wanks

Lots of coffee in the morning and thc at night is the only way for me. I walked away from actual medication years ago because I couldn't afford it anymore.

This makes installing Skyrim mods harder because mods often contain differing versions of folder names. For example one mod might be "Scripts" and the other might be "scripts". This means you can't have Skyrim mods on Linux if you're allergic to copying files manually as this will generally make mod managers not work as well. People on forums like nexus often have a hard time even grasping the concept of not using a mod manager so it's hard to get help of any kind.

I sure am glad I have a computer engineering degree. This will come in handy when I'm homeless living in the woods.

That's why you connect an arduino to the motherboards reset pin and load it with a program where it resets the system if it doesn't receive an ACK signal over the usb connection every 10 minutes.

Eventually though the networking and apache stops working after around 150 days so you also have to make a script that resets the system after 30 minutes of not having network.

We badly need a c/drunkdrivingfun

That was ~~one of the few~~ the only advantage of living in Texas. It was not difficult to get out of that 1 unpaid hour "break" so I could go home earlier and get paid the same for spending less time at work. Lawmakers pushing for mandated unpaid breaks are helping corporations keep their employees at work longer.

Don't eat lunch. When you finally convince your boss to let you work 8 hour days with no break instead of 9 hour days with an awkward 1 hour unpaid break you can do nothing with, that's 1 hour you can spend on yourself that you didn't have before. Also, now you don't have to waste as much of your spare time exercising (to fight weight gain caused by eating 3 meals a day as an adult) so the time savings are twofold.

What if we switch to electric numbers?