𝅙 @CloverChrome@awoo.space

I may just be speaking from a position of privilege though, as I have no problem with remote learning. I'm proficient at using a computer and it's basically an extension of myself at this point.
Other people may not be able to say the same and they might need to attend in-person.

And so here I am today, spending about two hours in public transport every weekday to go and sit in a chair, open my laptop and do the Exact Same Thing I would do at home.

Remote learning was a blessing for me. It saved me all of that and brought me neat extras like waking up at a reasonable hour and going through my backlog of media to consume in an efficient manner.

It's sad that my institution never learned how to leverage these advantages.

My education is defined by the activities I perform and the experience I gain, no matter the place. Especially when studying something so apt for remote learning as comp sci.

I fucking despise wasting money and time (12+ hours a week!) on nothing but useless time.

I don't understand why people think commuting is anything but a burden.
One makes the most of dead time sitting in a moving vehicle because what else is there to do?
I may enjoy the sightseeing that comes with it, and listen to music in the meantime, *just to make it bearable*

this is too much fun.

I'm never turning this off.
https://github.com/MrGlockenspiel/activate-linux

Iunno why it looks like this tho

osu!Lazer be blessed

Love how a cheapo AliExpress HDD enclosure allows me to see SMART data and a "branded" one bought on Amazon can't, and even misreports the drive's serial number as the enclosure's.

I may just wait the 4 months it takes for items to arrive to get properly functioning ones.

There's nothing like looking up why a device doesn't work as intended, and seeing a kernel patch pushed like a month ago to fix it/add it.

God I love Linux.

Accidentally touching the lenses in your glasses when trying to push them up is one of the things I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy.

I love running on 3 and a half hours of sleep up to midnight the next day for no reason whatsoever.

Gotta love fuzzy matching.

Having headphones break on you right before you leave your home is one of the worst things ever.

Right below finally using those dollar store earbuds you bought "in case of an emergency".