Cause actually running it shouldn’t be a problem. Fedora works fine on my laptop (not a major brand), but the hotkeys don’t work flawlessly. (like Vol+/Vol- don’t work in steps but keep max/min the volume after a single key press).
On a different topic: the attempt to fix my sleep pattern failed fabulously. Couldn’t sleep until 2pm. Slept until ~9:30pm and am awake since then. Currently 1am-ish and course starts today. Although, there’s a chance it’ll actually start in a week. Today it’s only 8am-1:30pm (should be 3:30pm during the course) and it says on the info letter that the first day is for one-on-one interviews, filling out forms, etc. Dunno, cause on the info day a few weeks back we already got a schedule how long the course is and when it starts. No idea why they would wait another week after that date to actually start it (given that monday in a week is a holiday, so they don’t gain a productive day).
Dunno. Will see today what’s up with that. Would be nice to have another week until the course starts, though.
its ok. ive spent the past 6 years being told you have to goto college if you want todo anything in life because no one will even look at your application if there is only a high school diploma then i realized that the people around me are fucking stupid and way too high exceptions for what they want out of life.
Usually I can do it in 2 by staying awake until “normal” sleeping time on the next day. But yesterday I was tired af and thought “with the course starting on monday and only being half day, when’s the next time I’ll be able to just go to bed when I want?” and yeah, that’s the result: me being awake since Sunday 9:30pm.
Yes, I mean really all employers want is experience over anything else and what I’ve learned is that a diploma really doesn’t mean much either. Don’t get me wrong, I’m still glad that I did it because the experience was great and I learned a lot but the actual usefulness of it compared to the time and money spent probably wasn’t worth it.
The biggest problem is that finding a job is becoming harder and harder, some field are better off then others. Engineering is a one but most work in engineering is around automation of some kind now which only makes the job finding part harder of others. It’s a weird dichotomy.
While a degree doesn’t necessarily mean you know your shit, it can at least show people (clients, employers, etc) that you know a few things about what you’re doing (if a certain standard is applied).
also
sooo happy i have 4k (even if it’s 24")
made today so much easier. being able to have paypal, reddit, another reddit, and the forum all on the screen at once is so nice for keeping track of who got what, etc
now just multi tasking lol
