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First day of class:
Instructor tells us how to go to a website. Literally explains that we can just delete this part right here, and then type in his ulid - that's his university ID - and it'll take him to the website.
Fourth day of class:
We watch this video, which is a ver-fucking-batim presentation of this godawful article right here, which I had read the day before because, oh, it's ON THE SYLLABUS, and which no sane person should be forced to endure once, let alone twice.
Fifth day of class:
Instructor informs us that the public didn't really use the internet until broadband service became widely available, despite calling for a show of hands one minute prior and having literally every student raise their hands to say, yes, I used to use dial-up.
Jesus. Fucking. Christ.
Instructor tells us how to go to a website. Literally explains that we can just delete this part right here, and then type in his ulid - that's his university ID - and it'll take him to the website.
Fourth day of class:
We watch this video, which is a ver-fucking-batim presentation of this godawful article right here, which I had read the day before because, oh, it's ON THE SYLLABUS, and which no sane person should be forced to endure once, let alone twice.
Fifth day of class:
Instructor informs us that the public didn't really use the internet until broadband service became widely available, despite calling for a show of hands one minute prior and having literally every student raise their hands to say, yes, I used to use dial-up.
Jesus. Fucking. Christ.