Then their kid goes back to school the next day and continues to inflict a lifes with of trauma on their peers.

Malwarebytes has worked out for me so far. I don't think they offer it anymore though...

and again when they finish figuring out self driving trucks. https://www.theverge.com/news/659518/aurora-autonomous-truck-first-delivery-texas

When I moved I had planned out exactly where everything was to go when I got to the new place and boxed and labeled the boxes as to where they needed to be down to what items went into what drawers. I had a binder full of diagrams and everything. The people helping me move just needed to put the boxes in the truck and take them out at the new place based off what color the label on the box was. It was like 3 hours work total. Easiest move I've ever been involved in. If I hadn't done it like that I'd have been so stressed out. It was still really stressful even though it went mostly smoothly. I don't know how these people that just expect everyone to show up and do it all for them can live their lives like that.

The trick is getting good stuff to actually happen...

And this is supposed to be a tech school....

That'a ridiculous. All that effort when they could just make the test hard enough and time it so even if you have reference materials available you still have to have a good understanding of it. I couldn't even take a test like this because I have one room to work out of and it's got all my tech shit in it. Even if I wasn't intending to cheat I have nowhere else to put it.

Make and restore furniture. Build shit. Garden. Read. Organize and fill out my media library. Learn programming and try to fix some of the problems I'm dealing with on Linux. Probably socialize more because I wouldn't be tired of dealing with people and stressed out from work all the time.

So what they're going to make you disassemble your personal space if you happen to have a PC on the same desk you use for your school laptop?

This shit is why I think regular therapy sessions should be a mandatory part of high school for everyone. Kids need better tools to deal with the shit they're going through.

I hate corporate welfare far more than paying for junk food but I don't like either one.

When the money for it stops coming out of my check, I'll stop having an opinion on it.

all that stuff is rendered useless by having a second computer.

They weren't donating their time. Writing tests was part of their job. They just made the questions a lot harder and more based on practical knowledge. Rather than just recalling information found in the book you had to apply the information to answer the questions.

I'm short AF and I've definitely heard that from women but I also dated several women who were taller than me, one of whom by almost a foot. People have preferences and that's just how it is. If someone isn't attracted to you there's not a lot to be done about it but move on and try someone else. It's usually not a judgement on you as a person, there's just no attraction there and as much as we would all like to pretend that doesn't matter, it usually does. I don't date women I'm not attracted to either so it goes both ways.

Not really a lot of the teachers at the tech school I went to did it that way and I know for a fact they weren't getting paid well at all.

If they're going to have online exams they need to just accept that cheating is going to happen. There's a million ways to do that in an environment you control. Make the exams open book but make it harder to account for the fact that the students have access to reference materials.

Enterprise at least had the spirit of Star Trek. Picard was just... not that.

It’s a nanny state.

I mean yea, but so is giving you money for food. I don't think it's unreasonable to expect that the food you get with it to be nutritious.

What "Key features" from an educational course could possibly require windows? It's spying on you.