To make it worse, I was working full time at the time. It was the only way I could get to the next course in the schedule since certain classes were only offered in certain semesters so if I had missed that window, I would have been set back a year. It was awful.
Nah, Old Gregg has standards or at least some kind of code he lives by.
I did a summer “mini-mester” for my undergrad Fluid Mechanics class where the class was condensed into 4 or 6 weeks but you met every day and it was FUCKING BRUTAL even though I was only doing that one course. I can’t imagine doing that for a full 15hrs of coursework. This smells more like a click through the classwork once randomly, figure out the right answers from the online quiz when they pop up at the end, then click the right answers the next time type of situation but for a whole program.
How this got accredited (if it actually is) is beyond me.
I had the zen touch as well for the same reason. Sadly that one got lost in Highschool.
Thanks, I figured it was low risk because they were already fully dead, cheap(ish) experiment. I did watch it like a hawk while I was charging and put it in a lipo bag in case the spicy pillow got too excited. It’s been running well for a week and no fires so far.
It’s not really noticeable imo.
I have done that before but it collects chips when I am working with steel.
On portable stuff I do the same. For grinders, I use zip-ties.
Hey, different strokes for different folks.
There is a pretty good series on youtube for maritime stuff. Brick Immortar
If you are into car stuff you should checkout Squidd
I highly recommend the Well there’s your problem episode about this.
We should encourage more one on one time between P and VP. Let’s see how the trend goes. It’s the only responsible thing we can do as researchers.
They did a limited run of the game where the cards explain the joke so it was considered educational material, thus circumventing the tarrifs. Its pretty good, props on them for doing it.
I go with the flow.