I took some online courses over the last 2 years, which included lessons in which the instructor gave instructions aided by a PowerPoint slide. I found that the best way of absorbing the lessons was taking screengrabs as soon as a slide was complete, filing it as a PDF (unless the images were adequate) and rewatching the entire session after collecting all the slides and this time, paying closer attention. That turned out to work best for me
I would reserve paper for actually working out problems, where the answers aren't just copied/memorized from some texts, but have to be worked out. Such as a math problem, or calculating subnet masks in IPv4
Regardless, she had no business smashing what was his property. If I walk down the street and don't like someone's phone, or camera, or whatever other gizmo he's playing w/, it doesn't give me the license to take it from him, much less destroy it
That cunt needs to be arrested at the very least
"If you lived today as if it were your last, you'd buy up a box of rockets and fire them all off, wouldn't you?" -- Garrison Keillor