C773 was actually a little fun for me. Specifically Task 2. I used the program JustInMind to build a really good looking and mostly functional website. The only thing that sucked was I didn't see the tiny little sentence that says "Task 2 will not be graded until Task 1 comes back as passed". Well I didn't see that at first and submitted my website and it came back 100% "not competent" or failed or whatever. I was so pissed and confused and eventually I saw the assessment notes that said Task 1 has to be passed first. I submitted it a second time after I passed Task 1 and it came back with a really nuanced recommendation so I added better "path finding" (breadcrumbs) to my pages and resubmitted it and passed it. I'm on D276 Web Dev Foundations right now and it sucks.

Electrician Simulator is free right now on the epic game store, I bet you'll like it!

Hope I'm not too late for the Q&A.

Thanks to you and the team for making an awesome game. I started a new job about 9 months ago, and when helldivers came out, it gave me and my new coworkers some "off the clock" bonding time and gave us war stories to talk about around the water cooler.

I'm curious if the older game engine limits or gets in the way of development.

It'd be fun to have a "Stratagems only" gametype where there's no primary or secondary weapons and all the stratagems are 1/8 the usual cooldown, other than mechs which are halved.

They can call it "Rescue Mission" and set it up like you were the helldiver that didn't make it on the Pelican and all the ships nearby are giving you support to make it to an extract point.

Like I said before, this patch is going to be make or break for a lot of people

As long as you have a good graphing calculator, learn how to do the questions on the calculator. I suck at math and I finished this class in like 2 or 3 days.

The graveyard is full of people who thought they were right.

If it's a state funded school, you can tell the regional manager you'll do a FOIA request for the footage. I used to work K12 IT and we had news agencies FOIA request our emails when there was a scandal with our superintendent

Maybe we fail it and super earth is like "maybe you need some extra cannon fodder" and gives us the seaf reinforcement stratagem

I found out what the problem was, there's a tiny line in the I strudtions that says "task 2 will not be graded until task 1 is submitted and passed" and I have my revision already submitted for task 1. So I "failed" it because I'm going too fast. 🙄

As a guy in his late 30s with a baby bladder, I relate to this post so much.

Ah yes, this really helps the people of the state. Not fixing our roads, or infrastructure, or education system. Maybe we'll find another billion between the couch cushions.

I think this next patch needs to hit it out of the ballpark or it's make or break for a lot of people. Me personally, I stopped playing because I can only "defend a planet" so many times before it gets boring. The variety of main missions is like plain mayonnaise chicken.

We named our Eufy vac Lupe, my wife's coworker has a cleaning lady by that name

I have twins that turn 4 this week and a singleton (who was a twin) that turns 7 next month.

I'm not going to bullshit you. Twins are hard. Even now. But just like singletons, you learn to adapt. I get the privilege of knowing that one kid is EASY.

Don't fall into the "I need to buy twin specific stuff", most of the time 2 singleton things are better than one twin thing. Save yourself the hassle and buy a "kid corral" with some of those foam padding squares.

If you have any specific questions feel free to ask

Actually, he wants to completely dismantle and close down the DoE

Technical Specialist ll

Don't forget to set up auto cloud backup for your photos

IMO for most classes there's a pool of questions that get pulled at random. If it's a small pool you'll see the same questions as the last OA.

3 bug fixes, 6 new bugs. 2 new nerfs

That's what drove me nuts in this class and why it's the only class I had to take an OA 3 times.

We tell our kids when the music is playing it means they're out of icecream.

My suggestion coming from someone who has 13 years of professional IT experience. Get some experience, ANY experience. You will not likely be able to go from "I have an it degree and no it experience" to "Cloud Admin". You're going to have to work the trenches. It will suck most days, but you'll learn a lot about how IT works.

To give you an example, where I'm at now, an intern just started who is about to finish his Computer Science degree. When I was showing him some of the stuff we do, he has no idea what PXE booting is, how to reseat ram, basic computer components.. Etc. This is all stuff you can read in a book, but if you don't get hands on experience, when you encounter it in the field, you're not going to know what to do.

I'm just getting the BSIT degree to check off a box on resumes and to get a slight pay bump.

Recommended books?