Yes. Every single one of them has this. Also they are all encouraging people to not go to college and to become a trades person. Literally on opening day of every freshman orientation the local principal tells every student that they are unlikely to go to college. It is honestly a shame.

But yes every school has these things, and they all want to act like it is some new achievement, when they renovate them, but they have all had them always.

There is no shortage of people that can take these jobs, there is a shortage of educated people coming out of our high schools because no one wants to fund education. So what you get instead is people taking these classes because the teachers are hired from industry and they are the kind of people that only care about you if you want to do something. They are happy to let anyone that doesn't want to wear a trucker hat and work on their car in the class to sit at a desk and never learn anything. Like 50% of the students in the class are only there not because they care about it, but because building admin gets money if they take the class and lies to them and tells them they have to. Then the teacher never engages with them, but our numbers are high = money so no one gives a damn.

Oh yeah and EVERY single school gets money for cattling people through these classes. They have for decades, so there are plenty of kids going through them, just not that many kids that actually care about the material and even less that want to go on with it afterwards.

So if they rule that they can't enforce fines does that mean they can't enforce fines for profanity on broadcast air waves? If so then the religious right is going to lose it when they just start dropping F bombs on whatever is the cultural touchstone on TV right now. Disney might keep ABC clean, but NFL players are just going to start cussing when they are interviewed and such.

Reolink is what you want. They aren't interested in cloud anything, they work great with things like Home Assistant and Frigate, they offer wired/wifi/poe and even solar powered options.

Their stuff is great and it does what it says on the tin.

...says "No Thanks!" and boards a Falcon 9 to Mars.

The Kentucky school system switched to MS's cloud email last June. It has been a pain in the ass for most of the stuff that we have to do. Most of the administration of the system has to be done in Powershell instead of a nice GUI. They have had frequent crashes and issues with the service and we experience slowness working with it daily.

Also if you use IE to work in the OWA interface it is horribly slow, which is funny since you would think that is the one that MS would work on. Chrome and Firefox help quite a bit.

MS has routinely screwed things up by not entering licenses in load balancers, or servers and I get really tired of clearing the cache in our browsers so that our users will get bounced to another server.

Also it only works with Outlook 2007/2010 and some of the online collaboration tools won't even let you print out of them.

Do you have any links to software that you were planning on using to support this. I too would like to build something like this, but I haven't ever seen any software to go with it.

DnD is my tabletop game of choice right now, but I am open to others.

What they should do is use the massive ability of MMO players to do hard labor. Think about all the information that could be parsed by NASA MMO players. Parts of the game should be looking at Hubble Images for specific items, or comparing red shifts. It has been fully shown that MMO players will "grind" up against a work load to get to the next whatever, so that should be something that NASA exploits.