I don't think I need it, but I desperately want it

Did anyone else autocorrect the title on their head to Price Charle?

If you can shuffle things it might be a good idea to do so. The courses can be taken at the same time, but those are a lot of courses that are specifically structured to cause weaker students to fail or drop out that you're taking at the same time. They'll give you a tonne of work and it'll be challenging to manage.

I'd say no. EE degree is very general and while it would give you a good foundation to learn your specific application from, I think it would be more time effective to take a few general courses and then dive into the specifics of the systems you're working with.

Imaginary numbers should be called compound numbers

Don't try to fix it. Tell your landlord that the tiles they installed in their landlord special cracked from normal use.

And no one is responsible!

Oof. I suggest you go to a tile shop with these pictures and ask for help. They sell all kinds of anti-haze solutions that might work.

At least he lasted longer than a lettuce and managed to avoid killing any monarchs

On the second question, there was a long pause after the fifth tap until doggo realized she needed to keep going. Honestly it's cute, but I wouldn't trust their calculations.

That movie frustrated me so much. Ivan and his team warned that Apollo wasn't fit to fight because he's "a has been". He fights anyways and fucking dies after his hubris prevented him and his team to recognize it's not going well.

Then they blame Ivan for throwing punches during a boxing match?!

I'm sure this could be fixed with an over the air software update

You know why. The ocean is full of plastic waste as a result of fishing dumping old nets and plastic being shipped to other countries to be recycled being dumped in the ocean instead.

This got some visibility so there was pressure to reduce plastic waste, but it's hard to address these problems so they banned plastic straws instead in a form of virtue signaling

Depends on the job. Some things (Transmission engineering come to mind) are very cross-discipline, and you can get there from either field, others not so much.

You don't understand, vandalizing the bathroom comes from a place of need

^/s

So if you come back you'll only have the capstone? You'll probably have more time than your peers, make up whatever deficiency you have due forgetting stuff by putting more time into it and getting work done.

Also I agree with the person who said that things come back to you pretty quickly. I helped a cousin study calculus about 15 years after I originally studied it and managed to recall it fairly quickly. You'll probably only be a bit behind people who had a summer off, and could make it up by reviewing stuff.

Everyone does. France deserves more shit for it's collaboration with the Nazis.

Go for it? I'm sure the seller will spend around 5 seconds being puzzled by your protest before moving on. I suspect you'll find that the effort of putting in an offer vs. the ease of rejecting it makes it ineffective.

Veggie grill

It's been 10 years. Still making my mind up.

I met some smart people, they'd make horrible presidents. Let them stay in academia where they belong.

Power wash?

Unplug everything first and cover all outlets, be ready to wipe everything down right after

Yeah sure, I can use diodes, switches and thyristors to do stuff, I understand how to use them correctly.

How do they work tho? Something about n and p and holes or whatever, in a word- magic.

That's pretty badass, go get them!

I just finished my first year studying EE here in Europe

This is the answer I think. You're just starting out so they covered the basics in theoretical terms. Real components and their application are harder so you'll cover it later on.