I would love an ISP that you call and say "my internet is out" and they ping your modem, which responds and says it has good signal to noise with 8 downlink, 2 uplink channels, and the ISP says "lol no it isn't sort out your shit" and then they hang up.
We don't expect the power company to fix our appliances. Stop expecting ISPs to know any fucking thing about your computers. It's most of why their support is dogshit. They've got too much ground to cover and their time is endlessly wasted by morons who can't work a router.
Difference is that ISPs provide the routers.
On my equipment, where I have my own router, that's one thing.
but if all the equipment is leased from the ISP, that's 100% their deal.
I know, which is my my ideal ISP is one that doesn't do that.
ISPs love the juicy fees that come with equipment rentals, but their equiptment and their service of it is generally so bad that nobody would willingly pay for it. It's like colleges that force students on to horrible meal plans. They only get away with it because of their monopoly position and captive customer base.
but also, all you can eat cafeteria as a college student with not a lot of extra money? yes please!
In college, our mealplans were more than double the cost of buying unlimited food at the grocery store. I know because my senior year, my housemates and I all took the fees that would normally go into a meal plan, put it in a shared checking account, and used that to buy groceries with absolutely no budgeting or voice of reason in any transaction.
Six boxes of novelty cereal? Yes. An ice cream cake? Yes. Giant steaks? Double yes. We ended the year with more than half the money left over and ate like careless lunatic trash kings.
Those meal plans are a HUGE scam.
i feel like this is like saying paying what restaurants charge is a huge scam
you did all the procurement and work yourself
that costs something
I mean kind of. I love going to the store and recklessly buying a collection of dumb items. It is itself a fun activity so that was not a cost but a benefit for me. And then when it came to prep, we were 4 college aged males. We bought a lot of prepared foods that were very similar to what was being put out in the dining halls, only instead of not getting to choose, we got to pick all our favorites and they were always hot, which was a fair tradeoff I thought.
So the procurement and prep costs sort of canceled out for me before even taking into account the cost difference, but I could see it working out differently for other people.
I honestly think you could probably order out every single meal and still come in under budget though.
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Integrated gateways are also bad, as far as I've heard and experienced
Buying a good router made a really big difference
Fuck I just bought a $30 4 port switch and it's far better than a wireless router as a main gateway. I have a wireless router on one of my ports, limited to 40 MBps, so I can use wifi on my phone but not absolutely destroy my bandwidth on my desktop.
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I would love an ISP that you call and say "my internet is out" and they ping your modem, which responds and says it has good signal to noise with 8 downlink, 2 uplink channels, and the ISP says "lol no it isn't sort out your shit" and then they hang up.
We don't expect the power company to fix our appliances. Stop expecting ISPs to know any fucking thing about your computers. It's most of why their support is dogshit. They've got too much ground to cover and their time is endlessly wasted by morons who can't work a router.
Difference is that ISPs provide the routers.
On my equipment, where I have my own router, that's one thing.
but if all the equipment is leased from the ISP, that's 100% their deal.
I know, which is my my ideal ISP is one that doesn't do that.
ISPs love the juicy fees that come with equipment rentals, but their equiptment and their service of it is generally so bad that nobody would willingly pay for it. It's like colleges that force students on to horrible meal plans. They only get away with it because of their monopoly position and captive customer base.
but also, all you can eat cafeteria as a college student with not a lot of extra money? yes please!
In college, our mealplans were more than double the cost of buying unlimited food at the grocery store. I know because my senior year, my housemates and I all took the fees that would normally go into a meal plan, put it in a shared checking account, and used that to buy groceries with absolutely no budgeting or voice of reason in any transaction.
Six boxes of novelty cereal? Yes. An ice cream cake? Yes. Giant steaks? Double yes. We ended the year with more than half the money left over and ate like careless lunatic trash kings.
Those meal plans are a HUGE scam.
i feel like this is like saying paying what restaurants charge is a huge scam
you did all the procurement and work yourself
that costs something
It's more like airport restaurants being a huge scam
If you weren't on campus/in the airport the price/quality ratio would be radically different.
i guess "HUGE scam" just isn't the way i see it when things are slightly overpriced because they're convenient
I would love an ISP that you call and say "my internet is out" and they ping your modem, which responds and says it has good signal to noise with 8 downlink, 2 uplink channels, and the ISP says "lol no it isn't sort out your shit" and then they hang up.
We don't expect the power company to fix our appliances. Stop expecting ISPs to know any fucking thing about your computers. It's most of why their support is dogshit. They've got too much ground to cover and their time is endlessly wasted by morons who can't work a router.
Difference is that ISPs provide the routers.
On my equipment, where I have my own router, that's one thing.
but if all the equipment is leased from the ISP, that's 100% their deal.
I know, which is my my ideal ISP is one that doesn't do that.
ISPs love the juicy fees that come with equipment rentals, but their equiptment and their service of it is generally so bad that nobody would willingly pay for it. It's like colleges that force students on to horrible meal plans. They only get away with it because of their monopoly position and captive customer base.
but also, all you can eat cafeteria as a college student with not a lot of extra money? yes please!
In college, our mealplans were more than double the cost of buying unlimited food at the grocery store. I know because my senior year, my housemates and I all took the fees that would normally go into a meal plan, put it in a shared checking account, and used that to buy groceries with absolutely no budgeting or voice of reason in any transaction.
Six boxes of novelty cereal? Yes. An ice cream cake? Yes. Giant steaks? Double yes. We ended the year with more than half the money left over and ate like careless lunatic trash kings.
Those meal plans are a HUGE scam.
i feel like this is like saying paying what restaurants charge is a huge scam
you did all the procurement and work yourself
that costs something
I mean kind of. I love going to the store and recklessly buying a collection of dumb items. It is itself a fun activity so that was not a cost but a benefit for me. And then when it came to prep, we were 4 college aged males. We bought a lot of prepared foods that were very similar to what was being put out in the dining halls, only instead of not getting to choose, we got to pick all our favorites and they were always hot, which was a fair tradeoff I thought.
So the procurement and prep costs sort of canceled out for me before even taking into account the cost difference, but I could see it working out differently for other people.
I honestly think you could probably order out every single meal and still come in under budget though.
i mean i'm definitely not claiming it's a good deal
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Integrated gateways are also bad, as far as I've heard and experienced
Buying a good router made a really big difference
Fuck I just bought a $30 4 port switch and it's far better than a wireless router as a main gateway. I have a wireless router on one of my ports, limited to 40 MBps, so I can use wifi on my phone but not absolutely destroy my bandwidth on my desktop.
Posts like this are where I feel like I live in some sort of weird black hole of technology. I'm lucky if I get 3MBps, over ethernet, at my place.
"I will write your name in the ruin of them. I will paint you across history in the color of their blood."
Integrated gateways are also bad, as far as I've heard and experienced
Buying a good router made a really big difference
Fuck I just bought a $30 4 port switch and it's far better than a wireless router as a main gateway. I have a wireless router on one of my ports, limited to 40 MBps, so I can use wifi on my phone but not absolutely destroy my bandwidth on my desktop.
Posts like this are where I feel like I live in some sort of weird black hole of technology. I'm lucky if I get 3MBps, over ethernet, at my place.
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i feel like this is one of those topics of conversations where we find out americans have some weird exploitative system that seems normal to them while people in developed countries look on in horror and confusion
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Integrated gateways are also bad, as far as I've heard and experienced
Buying a good router made a really big difference
Fuck I just bought a $30 4 port switch and it's far better than a wireless router as a main gateway. I have a wireless router on one of my ports, limited to 40 MBps, so I can use wifi on my phone but not absolutely destroy my bandwidth on my desktop.
Posts like this are where I feel like I live in some sort of weird black hole of technology. I'm lucky if I get 3MBps, over ethernet, at my place.
*sweats in 80MB/s*
is that what happens when you've got at least 3 internet service providers in one area?
I would love an ISP that you call and say "my internet is out" and they ping your modem, which responds and says it has good signal to noise with 8 downlink, 2 uplink channels, and the ISP says "lol no it isn't sort out your shit" and then they hang up.
We don't expect the power company to fix our appliances. Stop expecting ISPs to know any fucking thing about your computers. It's most of why their support is dogshit. They've got too much ground to cover and their time is endlessly wasted by morons who can't work a router.
Difference is that ISPs provide the routers.
On my equipment, where I have my own router, that's one thing.
but if all the equipment is leased from the ISP, that's 100% their deal.
I know, which is my my ideal ISP is one that doesn't do that.
ISPs love the juicy fees that come with equipment rentals, but their equiptment and their service of it is generally so bad that nobody would willingly pay for it. It's like colleges that force students on to horrible meal plans. They only get away with it because of their monopoly position and captive customer base.
but also, all you can eat cafeteria as a college student with not a lot of extra money? yes please!
In college, our mealplans were more than double the cost of buying unlimited food at the grocery store. I know because my senior year, my housemates and I all took the fees that would normally go into a meal plan, put it in a shared checking account, and used that to buy groceries with absolutely no budgeting or voice of reason in any transaction.
Six boxes of novelty cereal? Yes. An ice cream cake? Yes. Giant steaks? Double yes. We ended the year with more than half the money left over and ate like careless lunatic trash kings.
Those meal plans are a HUGE scam.
i feel like this is like saying paying what restaurants charge is a huge scam
you did all the procurement and work yourself
that costs something
It's more like airport restaurants being a huge scam
If you weren't on campus/in the airport the price/quality ratio would be radically different.
i guess "HUGE scam" just isn't the way i see it when things are slightly overpriced because they're convenient
I was just saying that the cost of your meal plan / airport sandwich isn't just covering ingredients and labor. The airport charges insane rents for the food vendors because they know that the vendors can recoup them, because people are trapped waiting for their flights. I don't know the exact subcontracting model the schools use with their dining halls, but I presume its similar.
i feel like this is one of those topics of conversations where we find out americans have some weird exploitative system that seems normal to them while people in developed countries look on in horror and confusion
some colleges straight up force you to live in their dorms when you're a freshman/sophomore
like, it is required if you want to take classes
life's a game that you're bound to lose / like using a hammer to pound in screws
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
I would love an ISP that you call and say "my internet is out" and they ping your modem, which responds and says it has good signal to noise with 8 downlink, 2 uplink channels, and the ISP says "lol no it isn't sort out your shit" and then they hang up.
We don't expect the power company to fix our appliances. Stop expecting ISPs to know any fucking thing about your computers. It's most of why their support is dogshit. They've got too much ground to cover and their time is endlessly wasted by morons who can't work a router.
Difference is that ISPs provide the routers.
On my equipment, where I have my own router, that's one thing.
but if all the equipment is leased from the ISP, that's 100% their deal.
I know, which is my my ideal ISP is one that doesn't do that.
ISPs love the juicy fees that come with equipment rentals, but their equiptment and their service of it is generally so bad that nobody would willingly pay for it. It's like colleges that force students on to horrible meal plans. They only get away with it because of their monopoly position and captive customer base.
but also, all you can eat cafeteria as a college student with not a lot of extra money? yes please!
In college, our mealplans were more than double the cost of buying unlimited food at the grocery store. I know because my senior year, my housemates and I all took the fees that would normally go into a meal plan, put it in a shared checking account, and used that to buy groceries with absolutely no budgeting or voice of reason in any transaction.
Six boxes of novelty cereal? Yes. An ice cream cake? Yes. Giant steaks? Double yes. We ended the year with more than half the money left over and ate like careless lunatic trash kings.
Those meal plans are a HUGE scam.
i feel like this is like saying paying what restaurants charge is a huge scam
you did all the procurement and work yourself
that costs something
It's more like airport restaurants being a huge scam
If you weren't on campus/in the airport the price/quality ratio would be radically different.
i guess "HUGE scam" just isn't the way i see it when things are slightly overpriced because they're convenient
I was just saying that the cost of your meal plan / airport sandwich isn't just covering ingredients and labor. The airport charges insane rents for the food vendors because they know that the vendors can recoup them, because people are trapped waiting for their flights. I don't know the exact subcontracting model the schools use with their dining halls, but I presume its similar.
does sodexo run the dining halls or do they just provide the ingredients?
i feel like this is one of those topics of conversations where we find out americans have some weird exploitative system that seems normal to them while people in developed countries look on in horror and confusion
some colleges straight up force you to live in their dorms when you're a freshman/sophomore
like, it is required if you want to take classes
some of that is also pushback from the whatever town the college is in. a lot of residents don't want college students living around them. which, having been a college student, fair.
i feel like this is one of those topics of conversations where we find out americans have some weird exploitative system that seems normal to them while people in developed countries look on in horror and confusion
the american college experience seems rather odd. Dorms and meal plans and what not, is kind of a crazy concept, when what I know is that students live in apartments like regular people, just worse ones and eat food like regular people, just worse food
it was only slowly that I realized that american colleges are boarding schools but for adults
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BrodyThe WatchThe First ShoreRegistered Userregular
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Integrated gateways are also bad, as far as I've heard and experienced
Buying a good router made a really big difference
Fuck I just bought a $30 4 port switch and it's far better than a wireless router as a main gateway. I have a wireless router on one of my ports, limited to 40 MBps, so I can use wifi on my phone but not absolutely destroy my bandwidth on my desktop.
Posts like this are where I feel like I live in some sort of weird black hole of technology. I'm lucky if I get 3MBps, over ethernet, at my place.
I meant 40 mbps
I'm not sure what the difference is? I think technically we are paying for somewhere around 70 mbps (or MBps, idk), which is the tier down from 2 gb or w/e, but I've never even seen a tenth of that while actually using it for something other than a speed test.
"I will write your name in the ruin of them. I will paint you across history in the color of their blood."
although, going off of the amount of international students that live in the big sad student apartment buildings on fantoft, which you shouldn't do because it's near nowhere and architecturally it is distilled 60s sadness, I wonder if our system of housing students is maybe not all that easily understood from the outside either
"You did your best" and "your did great" to someone you crushed is probably the best trash talk
LoL: I was getting wrecked in lane, not that I was playing badly but I was just purely outclassed for 10 solid minutes. Finally two teammates came up top and we attempted to 3v1 dunk this Diana...
we all died. Moments later in all chat Diana just goes "Send 5."
I don't think I've raged harder at a game in my life
From the sounds of it that's not even trash talk. More along the lines of helpful advice :P
Integrated gateways are also bad, as far as I've heard and experienced
Buying a good router made a really big difference
Fuck I just bought a $30 4 port switch and it's far better than a wireless router as a main gateway. I have a wireless router on one of my ports, limited to 40 MBps, so I can use wifi on my phone but not absolutely destroy my bandwidth on my desktop.
Posts like this are where I feel like I live in some sort of weird black hole of technology. I'm lucky if I get 3MBps, over ethernet, at my place.
I meant 40 mbps
I'm not sure what the difference is? I think technically we are paying for somewhere around 70 mbps (or MBps, idk), which is the tier down from 2 gb or w/e, but I've never even seen a tenth of that while actually using it for something other than a speed test.
i feel like this is one of those topics of conversations where we find out americans have some weird exploitative system that seems normal to them while people in developed countries look on in horror and confusion
the american college experience seems rather odd. Dorms and meal plans and what not, is kind of a crazy concept, when what I know is that students live in apartments like regular people, just worse ones and eat food like regular people, just worse food
it was only slowly that I realized that american colleges are boarding schools but for adults
there's a part where it kinda makes sense for state colleges, like back when they were subsidized by the government and run like a public service and not a business... like a bunch are in little towns all by themselves where the infra to support a bunch of students doesn't really exist
make less sense for a college in the middle of a big city with plenty of housing/transit/etc
life's a game that you're bound to lose / like using a hammer to pound in screws
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
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As colleges get smaller, more of the finances of the college are wrapped up in housing (and this is also true of many large schools as well)
Hence why everyone lost their minds during COVID and so many colleges pushed to get students back into dorms as soon as possible, against advisement, leading to outbreaks
Integrated gateways are also bad, as far as I've heard and experienced
Buying a good router made a really big difference
Fuck I just bought a $30 4 port switch and it's far better than a wireless router as a main gateway. I have a wireless router on one of my ports, limited to 40 MBps, so I can use wifi on my phone but not absolutely destroy my bandwidth on my desktop.
Posts like this are where I feel like I live in some sort of weird black hole of technology. I'm lucky if I get 3MBps, over ethernet, at my place.
I meant 40 mbps
I'm not sure what the difference is? I think technically we are paying for somewhere around 70 mbps (or MBps, idk), which is the tier down from 2 gb or w/e, but I've never even seen a tenth of that while actually using it for something other than a speed test.
3 MBps is 24 mbps (Mega Byte vs Mega Bit)
Oh, well maybe its slightly less bad than I have thought for the longest time. Although now I'm just mad about using ridiculously similar acronyms for vastly different numbers.
"I will write your name in the ruin of them. I will paint you across history in the color of their blood."
I would love an ISP that you call and say "my internet is out" and they ping your modem, which responds and says it has good signal to noise with 8 downlink, 2 uplink channels, and the ISP says "lol no it isn't sort out your shit" and then they hang up.
We don't expect the power company to fix our appliances. Stop expecting ISPs to know any fucking thing about your computers. It's most of why their support is dogshit. They've got too much ground to cover and their time is endlessly wasted by morons who can't work a router.
Difference is that ISPs provide the routers.
On my equipment, where I have my own router, that's one thing.
but if all the equipment is leased from the ISP, that's 100% their deal.
I know, which is my my ideal ISP is one that doesn't do that.
ISPs love the juicy fees that come with equipment rentals, but their equiptment and their service of it is generally so bad that nobody would willingly pay for it. It's like colleges that force students on to horrible meal plans. They only get away with it because of their monopoly position and captive customer base.
but also, all you can eat cafeteria as a college student with not a lot of extra money? yes please!
In college, our mealplans were more than double the cost of buying unlimited food at the grocery store. I know because my senior year, my housemates and I all took the fees that would normally go into a meal plan, put it in a shared checking account, and used that to buy groceries with absolutely no budgeting or voice of reason in any transaction.
Six boxes of novelty cereal? Yes. An ice cream cake? Yes. Giant steaks? Double yes. We ended the year with more than half the money left over and ate like careless lunatic trash kings.
Those meal plans are a HUGE scam.
i feel like this is like saying paying what restaurants charge is a huge scam
you did all the procurement and work yourself
that costs something
It's more like airport restaurants being a huge scam
If you weren't on campus/in the airport the price/quality ratio would be radically different.
i guess "HUGE scam" just isn't the way i see it when things are slightly overpriced because they're convenient
I was just saying that the cost of your meal plan / airport sandwich isn't just covering ingredients and labor. The airport charges insane rents for the food vendors because they know that the vendors can recoup them, because people are trapped waiting for their flights. I don't know the exact subcontracting model the schools use with their dining halls, but I presume its similar.
does sodexo run the dining halls or do they just provide the ingredients?
Sodexo is the worst, i hate them
"The only way to get rid of a temptation is to give into it." - Oscar Wilde
"We believe in the people and their 'wisdom' as if there was some special secret entrance to knowledge that barred to anyone who had ever learned anything." - Friedrich Nietzsche
i feel like this is one of those topics of conversations where we find out americans have some weird exploitative system that seems normal to them while people in developed countries look on in horror and confusion
some colleges straight up force you to live in their dorms when you're a freshman/sophomore
like, it is required if you want to take classes
My college made you live on campus and have the meal plan all 4 years (very few dorms had kitchens). <1% of the student body applied for permission to live off campus and there was a convoluted process to do so.
i feel like this is one of those topics of conversations where we find out americans have some weird exploitative system that seems normal to them while people in developed countries look on in horror and confusion
the american college experience seems rather odd. Dorms and meal plans and what not, is kind of a crazy concept, when what I know is that students live in apartments like regular people, just worse ones and eat food like regular people, just worse food
it was only slowly that I realized that american colleges are boarding schools but for adults
there's a part where it kinda makes sense for state colleges, like back when they were subsidized by the government and run like a public service and not a business... like a bunch are in little towns all by themselves where the infra to support a bunch of students doesn't really exist
make less sense for a college in the middle of a big city with plenty of housing/transit/etc
it's still weird because like, we got the same problem, a lot of institutions are in tiiiiiiny places for reasons, but student housing here is just, well, apartment buildings purpose built for students, by the student welfare organization usually
and apart from not being on the private market, ie, you need to be a student to rent one, they're just like any other apartment, practically speaking
(and it's kind of easier in the smaller places because in cities slapping up an apartment block is more of a problem since, well, there's city there already, usually)
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I mean kind of. I love going to the store and recklessly buying a collection of dumb items. It is itself a fun activity so that was not a cost but a benefit for me. And then when it came to prep, we were 4 college aged males. We bought a lot of prepared foods that were very similar to what was being put out in the dining halls, only instead of not getting to choose, we got to pick all our favorites and they were always hot, which was a fair tradeoff I thought.
So the procurement and prep costs sort of canceled out for me before even taking into account the cost difference, but I could see it working out differently for other people.
I honestly think you could probably order out every single meal and still come in under budget though.
Fuck I just bought a $30 4 port switch and it's far better than a wireless router as a main gateway. I have a wireless router on one of my ports, limited to 40 MBps, so I can use wifi on my phone but not absolutely destroy my bandwidth on my desktop.
i guess "HUGE scam" just isn't the way i see it when things are slightly overpriced because they're convenient
it's a weird concept
Houses are weird.
i mean i'm definitely not claiming it's a good deal
Posts like this are where I feel like I live in some sort of weird black hole of technology. I'm lucky if I get 3MBps, over ethernet, at my place.
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I meant 40 mbps
Out of business?
I went to college a long, long, long, long, long time ago.
*sweats in 80MB/s*
is that what happens when you've got at least 3 internet service providers in one area?
I was just saying that the cost of your meal plan / airport sandwich isn't just covering ingredients and labor. The airport charges insane rents for the food vendors because they know that the vendors can recoup them, because people are trapped waiting for their flights. I don't know the exact subcontracting model the schools use with their dining halls, but I presume its similar.
some colleges straight up force you to live in their dorms when you're a freshman/sophomore
like, it is required if you want to take classes
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
does sodexo run the dining halls or do they just provide the ingredients?
some of that is also pushback from the whatever town the college is in. a lot of residents don't want college students living around them. which, having been a college student, fair.
the american college experience seems rather odd. Dorms and meal plans and what not, is kind of a crazy concept, when what I know is that students live in apartments like regular people, just worse ones and eat food like regular people, just worse food
it was only slowly that I realized that american colleges are boarding schools but for adults
I'm not sure what the difference is? I think technically we are paying for somewhere around 70 mbps (or MBps, idk), which is the tier down from 2 gb or w/e, but I've never even seen a tenth of that while actually using it for something other than a speed test.
The Monster Baru Cormorant - Seth Dickinson
Steam: Korvalain
From the sounds of it that's not even trash talk. More along the lines of helpful advice :P
3 MBps is 24 mbps (Mega Byte vs Mega Bit)
there's a part where it kinda makes sense for state colleges, like back when they were subsidized by the government and run like a public service and not a business... like a bunch are in little towns all by themselves where the infra to support a bunch of students doesn't really exist
make less sense for a college in the middle of a big city with plenty of housing/transit/etc
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
Hence why everyone lost their minds during COVID and so many colleges pushed to get students back into dorms as soon as possible, against advisement, leading to outbreaks
We just bought a Costco folding one!
Oh, well maybe its slightly less bad than I have thought for the longest time. Although now I'm just mad about using ridiculously similar acronyms for vastly different numbers.
The Monster Baru Cormorant - Seth Dickinson
Steam: Korvalain
Sodexo is the worst, i hate them
"We believe in the people and their 'wisdom' as if there was some special secret entrance to knowledge that barred to anyone who had ever learned anything." - Friedrich Nietzsche
My college made you live on campus and have the meal plan all 4 years (very few dorms had kitchens). <1% of the student body applied for permission to live off campus and there was a convoluted process to do so.
Maybe it could be for a good thing some day.
Like "ship delivers tons of drugs to drug-scarce area"
it's still weird because like, we got the same problem, a lot of institutions are in tiiiiiiny places for reasons, but student housing here is just, well, apartment buildings purpose built for students, by the student welfare organization usually
and apart from not being on the private market, ie, you need to be a student to rent one, they're just like any other apartment, practically speaking
(and it's kind of easier in the smaller places because in cities slapping up an apartment block is more of a problem since, well, there's city there already, usually)
Why is the status In service? It's stuck!
Is that because it’s full of killary Clinton’s blood slaves?
Evergreen is the name of the company