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by nortonham 3y ago
I feel like that would be the case no matter the school and no matter the subject.. In any class there are some students who just don't care, or are out of their depth.
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by nortonham 3y ago
I'm not surprised that many students in CC's are in fields related to health care. When I considered a career change into health care community college offered the easiest path to that.
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by nortonham 3y ago
>Community College is for people who are busy getting things done. Exactly. Now that I am older, having the option to return to school while working is so helpful. Too add to that, community colleges generally offer one off classes, or c
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by nortonham 3y ago
That has mainly been the purpose of the wealthiest schools. Elite sends their kids to the same schools, to be prepped for a role in society similar to the one their parents have/had. They're finishing schools essentially.
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by nortonham 3y ago
there's also /r/unixart for more screenshots!
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by nortonham 3y ago
many libraries also have access to apps like libby that allow you to checkout e-books, a streaming service for films, and access to digital newspapers, language learning apps, etc etc
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by nortonham 3y ago
important details from the article: "The Biden administration this month urged U.S. companies to make sure they aren’t illegally hiring children to perform dangerous jobs, after an investigation found more than 100 kids working overnig
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by nortonham 3y ago
LA > SF
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by nortonham 3y ago
to be honest I can't be 100% sure about that. But each BSD OS is run differently. AFAIK the source of the base of each one has always been open.
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by nortonham 3y ago
more than anything else this is just a really well written article
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by nortonham 3y ago
BSD's aren't really opaque. I understand what larger point you're trying to make about the difference between linux and bsd development. But the biggest BSD projects all have mailing lists where you can see the decisions bein
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The Effect of Sanctions on Russia: A Skeptical View(ineteconomics.org)
2 points by nortonham 3y ago|0 comments
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by nortonham 4y ago
they're related languages after all
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by nortonham 4y ago
and to add to that, pavo is often used just to refer to the food, the cooked meat, and guajalote to the animal. Same for pigs (Cerdo, chancho) and pork (puerco).
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by nortonham 4y ago
do you have a link to the interview? sounds interesting
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by nortonham 4y ago
Most people don't like their nation being invaded and seeing their families die. Why would Afghanis be any different?
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by nortonham 4y ago
China's plan could just be do business with current gov't rather than invade and install a puppet gov't at an incredible cost to human life. They tend to do business with nations all over the world. They don't comment mu
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by nortonham 4y ago
if you read the article it clearly isn't just the accent
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by nortonham 4y ago
guajalote is common with everyone I've meet from mexico and parts of central america, so is pavo
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by nortonham 4y ago
well now that they basically manufacture everything we're fucked unless we--at the very least--try to get along with china
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by nortonham 4y ago
>so China remaining stable and friendly would be good for people in China and for people outside China. It's not controversial, is it? On it's own that's not a controversial thing to say. But headlines like "Xi Jinpin
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by nortonham 4y ago
One point I'd like to make: > but it should be taking a serious look at what happened in Italy. The Azzurri have failed to qualify for the last two World Cups because they have populated their league with more foreign talent than ev
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by nortonham 4y ago
"preparing for war" That's what a military is meant to do, be prepared to fight. That's true all over the world. China's military budget is still smaller than that of the US's. Further, our military budget is p
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by nortonham 4y ago
>Unfortunately for everyone, over the past few years it's become more clear that Xi is not as smart as the leader of a gigantic autocracy really needs to be. Who's everyone? Do you mean the political and pundit class of the US
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by nortonham 4y ago
OpenSuse tumbleweed.....rolling release that has snapshots. Up to date software, the open build system, yast fedora debian, maybe debian Sid
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by nortonham 4y ago
>The number one thing i want from a laptop is to be able to use it on my lap, disconnected from a wall for as long as possible. With reasonable performance.. ie turning a CPU down to 3% doesn't count hah. macbook air (m1 or m2) fits
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by nortonham 4y ago
and sid has proved to be very "stable" for me
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by nortonham 4y ago
you can't control details with a GUI?
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by nortonham 4y ago
>Who would buy a Mac and put Linux on it? Some people might buy a mac and put linux on it to help out asahi linux with testing/troubleshooting etc, or because they like the hardware more than what other brands offer. Others in this
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by nortonham 4y ago
what they mean is iPhones receive updates (OS upgrades and security updates) and are officially supported by Apple for a longer period of time than any Android phone. The Google Pixel receives new android versions and security updates for a

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