When the coin is in the air, you will know which option you really want. Or you will go with what the coin has chosen, absolving you of the consequences of making the choice. "this restaurant sucked" "dont blame me, the coin picked it"
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When the coin is in the air, you will know which option you really want. Or you will go with what the coin has chosen, absolving you of the consequences of making the choice. "this restaurant sucked" "dont blame me, the coin picked it"
$15 to block the ones that have the cutesy and smug "no thanks" messages like "no thanks, I don't enjoy money saving tips"
College professors (based on my experience and popular wisdom) are less likely to fill that "parenting" role. You are expected to be responsible and to take the initiative.
When you land a job, you are expected to perform. They expect that you will need help remembering to do your work, or to show up on time, or to be responsible for yourself.
Today, it seems, that the "college experience" is being overthrown by the PC police. This is what some colleges are teaching those entering the workforce:
Saying "Where are you from" is racist
Saying "America is a melting pot" is racist
Saying "Hey, can you guys help me look at this problem" is sexist\misogynist
Telling a woman in leadership “I love your shoes!” is bad
Referring to your co-worker’s girlfriend as “girlfriend” instead of “partner” is homophobic
And on and on and on.
And then these kids enter the workforce with an older generation who thinks the above list is absurd. There is going to be conflict and they older generation will wonder what happened to the youngins. They are incapable of living without finding ways to point to their victim hood or oppression.
They will be at your job soon. Publicly shaming you or reporting you to HR for using the wrong word or asking "Did you and your girlfriend do anything fun this weekend?"
Sources:
http://www.thecollegefix.com/post/27028/
http://www.thecollegefix.com/post/27984/
http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2015/09/the-codd...
http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2015/09/the-rise...
note to readers: victimhood and oppression do exist and I am not trying to belittle the very real experiences of many people in our society.
in computers, yes and no.
read: https://randomascii.wordpress.com/2013/07/16/floating-point-...
Tesla is trying to solve the car death problem, others are trying to stop deaths from super potent mexican heroin.
Both are noble pursuits and will save thousands of lives.
> ... They're still better than any of the non nexus phones I've used.
Sounds like the OEMs still have a lot of work to do and that there are many ways in which they can improve the android experience.