If Docker worked correctly
general
Friday, May 6, 2022
I've always hated docker, and learning that it's literally EoL with no replacement
Is so funny
That's what I want
I just use basic VMs
And waste the overhead
you have to use a USB
it shouldn't matter either
it runs the OS off RAM
2m by 10m
KappaVINNYWHYISITLOWQUALITY
8' X 10'
is my guess
damn
that is small
the bed makes it seem like not a square
though I guess it is
so how are you going to expand your room?
how tall is the room
she could add a floor half way up
and crawl
literally double the space
it's because tim hortons runs a summer camp for tard children, and is not letting unvaxed kids do it
clearly it's because only vaccinated kids were infected with the autism and thus there is no reason for the others to go Kapp
for whatever reason, random retard right wing things trend on canadian twitter a lot
I should be posting this in politics chat but
whatever
honestly, I've thought they might do that
Its not like you are restricted from taking an extra year anyways in Canada
college freshman have been so fucking stupid
those that lost 2+ years of HS
Online only school could've worked if they did not have retards designing it
I've never seen it done well
so I have trouble concieving of it
Moocs SUCK
at least at the uni level, uwaterloo did okay for the most part, but that was by making most of my classes harder and more work
instead of being a joke
I think colleges can sort of get away with it
because most of the learning is not lecture-driven
I think it's lesser, but I can see it still working
I think upper year college courses can absolutely do it, because by that point most of the people who can't self motivate learning got weeded out
even if it's worse
1st year is iffy. I did 1 online course in my first year, and it was alright, but I don't think I would willingly do it again
I like lectures too much
I took a few online classes
and even the one that was "really good"
would ahve been better as a lecture
Honestly, I have a course that I think was better because of covid
at least with covid, most schools were still "on-campus" even if lectures were virtual
so people could still get together and do stuff
my fluids course, 60% of our grade was a self motivated lab book where we just filled out what we did, and solved random problems/investigated shit self motivatedly
because it was online, he did that instead of the usual tests/project thing he usually did
I also think I'm biased because I like school
it was a lot of fun doing a course that way
Replying to Spooky Phijkchu #spooky.131 at least with covid, most schools were still "on-campus" even if lectures were virtual
Not the case in UW!
all the buildings were mostly locked
I think on-campus virtual was stupid
and you were not allowed to live in the dorms
it was a way to fleece money out of people
but it was still a better experience than being at home I guess
(just like Spooky's virtual work was stupid)
I enjoy going to lectures (I did not miss a single lecture my entire undergrad)