Yep it definitely sounds like 20 is a more appropriate class load, since you're supposed to study for the amount of class time and you're at 54 hours a week of studying or class.

It's doable but try to get a lighter load next semester!

Each class/subject is 3 units, and they can either take 1.5 hours over two days in a week or 3 hours over one day in a week. So 1 unit = 1 hour I guess

what is the exchange rate for units to credits?

The g stands for graphics so i pronounce it like the g in graphics.

soft g in gif squad

i use both because it's not a real word to me

hard g gif, because it's "graphics interchange format"

i also pronounce jpeg "jay-feg"

I am also in the soft G team

i've always said it (in my head because i dont talk about gifs out loud) with a soft g and i always will because i do not bend to the woke online mob. also i think because the letters in the word "gif" are in "giraffe" and so i decided it must be a soft g.

also i'm a soft type of g myself.

Idk about 9/11, but I'm sure as hell he didn't do 7/11

Bush dud X11. Wayland gang unite.

9/11 made a lot of countries really like america for a minute there but then america got angry :/

9/11 killed a lot of people, but it also made a lot of countries hate america, so it's impossible to say if it's bad or not,

well it allowed the usa to invade the middle east so who can say if 9/11 was good or bad

well i can't be the judge on that until you specify the year and whether it's month/day or day/month

I wish he hadn't

Yes, I enjoy the lack of friction when writing, feels like my hand can be much more relaxed. I also like the endless-refilling-with-barely-any-waste aspect.

i see the comparison now!!

i used to write journal entries on old invoices then shred them cathartically. you make do!

I used a fountain pen all through school, from the age of about 8 to 16. For the vast majority of this time I used a single pen, a very cheap one (I think it was a pack of two or three for about £2). Since I'd used it so much at a slightly odd angle, the nib wore right down and I was so used to it that if it ever broke I'd take ages to get used to a new one.

I ended up dropping out of school at 16 and I never went back to collect my stuff, so that pen's final resting place is unknown. I've not used a fountain pen since. In university, I decided on a whim to start writing exclusively with mechanical pencils, and I really like them to casually write with. I have a fancy steel Parker mechanical pencil I was given as a gift and that's my main writing tool.

I have no paper to write on, every time I need or want to do some algebra I go hunting for an envelope to write on and any pen at all.

I should get a notebook and a decent pen and just use it; I have nothing to use to write.

Vim is a text editor that is kind of hard to get used to but its fans love it to bits

No, I am very particular to the Zebra F-301

i don't know what vim is but i love a retractable ballpoint pen

i tried a bunch but i always find myself back on retractable ball point pens

i feel it's kind of like vim with how people espouse them