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Well, affordable for the high quality they deliver, but not as competitively priced as some cheaper crap on the market. Yeah you get what you pay for, but you do have to expect to pay premium prices to Valve (for equally premium devices).

Yeah, but not as much as Beethoven

Here, students can also view their graded exams online. There are some professors that don't do it out of fear of the exams questions being leaked. In that case, you'd go there in person, but you would definitely not be able to just go through the exams on your own until you find the right one. That would never pass data protection laws.

I recently started getting share.google links to web articles from my parents. I asked them to just give me the direct link instead, but I'm sure Google is making that as unintuitive to the user as possible. I'm not even sure where exactly these links come from.

Safety is not even an excuse, but an actual fair concern. If cars can't give a damn about passing bikes with sufficient distance, then you're putting yourself at danger by allowing them to do that.

I love the correction system we have at my university. All the exams are pseudonymized with a sticker you receive during the exam and scanned after completion. About 10 to 30 people are involved in correcting the exams for one course. We don't know who the exams belong to as we only see the scanned version on our tablet or computer. Each task is corrected by a different set of people. We can select to see only a single task or subtask to streamline the process of correction, too. Furthermore, all the tasks are checked twice independently. Once done, the system can assign the exams back to the students. I love how it's fair and "anonymous" by design.

In the winter you come home in the dark anyway. Daylight saving does jack except make my morning even darker.

Du, mit 8 Stunden Schlaf am Tag werden wir unseren Wohlstand nicht erhalten können. Da geht locker noch eine zweite Schicht stattdessen.

You, kind sir, are giving me ideas...

[...] it was long-standing tradition to only feature portraits of deceased individuals on currency and coin.

That tradition became law with an 1866 Act of Congress

Does the treasury department know something that we don't about events that may or may not happen before the anniversary?

Hey, I love getting sidetracked!

And that's why I added a crontab entry that periodically purges my cron configuration. That way, I'm forced to readd only the truly necessary cron jobs, successfully reducing the amount of crontab entries.