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  • The_v@lemmy.worldtoComic Strips@lemmy.worldCollege
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    5 days ago

    You also had the work/life experience by then to be better able to filter out pertinent information from the material.

    Most college textbooks are written in an overly complex manner and require some skill to extract and process the information from them.

    So right out of highschool you could have read the textbooks but gotten very little out of them.




  • I once had to sit down with a suppliers accountant because the billion dollar company I worked for couldn’t figure out why the PO and the invoices on about 50 orders were slightly off.

    Reason: The supplier and billion dollar companies systems used different units of measure. So the conversion created a rounding error as the billion dollar company only went out 4 decimal places This led the the invoices being between $0.01-$0.05 off. All told the difference was $0.01.

    It took us 2 hours and I had to buy the suppliers accountant lunch to get it sorted out.



  • Depends on the state you live in.

    First there is the debt collectors ability to sue to collect. This varies by state and the type of debt in the U.S.

    https://www.forbes.com/advisor/debt-relief/debt-relief-statute-of-limitations-debt-collection-by-state/

    The delinquency is on your credit report for 7 years. After that you can request it be removed.

    Federally subsidized student loans have no end date. These can not be discharged. This is the top reason that school tuition rates have skyrocketed. The lenders can loan people with no income vast sums of money little to no risk.

    I had a roommate in college who married a citizen of another country. He applied and got approval for a work visa in their spouses native country. Before they left they paid off their federal student loans with credit cards. Something like $20-25K. They also had private student loans of around $10K. They then moved out of the country and went delinquent on the debt. They ended up moving back to the U.S. around 15 years later. By that time their credit report was empty.





  • I am typing this on a pixel 8

    Try disabling and removing the Google search bar. Can’t be done. Since Google search has gone down hill I never use it.

    How about removing the the news feeds? You have to disable the Google app to get rid of it. If I want to read the news, I do a quick search. It’s not hard to do. I don’t need a news feed on my phone.

    What about the stupid at a glance at the top of the home screen? It just takes up space for no benefit over the notification bar. It can’t be fully removed.

    I also never us any voice assistant etc because it’s faster to type it in than repeat myself.

    I currently have 19 apps on this phone disabled that I can’t uninstall… No fluff huh…

    All of my apps are organized into folders and I am never more than one swipe and two taps away from opening the app I want. I don’t scroll, I don’t search, I know where everything is and have it opening in under a second.


  • I have used both iOS and Android for more than a decade. After every update on both systems I have to go through and delete/disable junk I don’t need/privacy issues.

    The stock android pixel UI has gotten so full shit I have to use a launcher.

    iOS’s UI is terrible to use with everything taking twice as long as it should. So many illogical hidden commands.

    Everything has gotten randomly harder to get basic things done.

    My win 10 business computer with classic shell will stop being supported the end of the year… Oh joy…