1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Saw this video of an attempted robbery in South Africa.


Pictures of the Land Cruiser

 

Seemed like he was watching something behind them for a long time

 

The reason @Sperrunner started riding bikes

 

Don’t mind me, just avoiding a final

 

Who has finals on a weekend

 

It’s open till Tuesday, but I have another one on Monday and another one that opens Tuesday so


Yea

 

Find some classmates and take that shizz

 

There's a car around town painted up similar to that, bloody hand prints on the hood and all. I don't know how they can complete one trip somewhere without getting pulled over.

 

Proctored

they don’t like that shit haha

 

Gross, all online finals I had were open book type shit cause... Well they're online haha

 

It’s open book, but not open classmate or internet.

They’ve got your webcam on and your screen being recorded.

 

Yeah that's weird. We just had a "lockdown" browser that would block you from anything but the test... Which didn't really matter if you owned a laptop and a desktop

 

They can change the settings,

some have it set it kick you out if you open another tab, they can do random room checks where you gotta spin the camera in a circle to show you don’t have any other material.

Making sure you’re honest I guess

 

Cool! What did you get?

 

Sounds like technology has come a long way. Only ever had one class that used the lockdown browser. Most just opted for the regular test in chrome or Firefox and made it open book and open note. Life's neat that way these days, you're really never isolated from knowledge so it isn't so much about memorization as it is about knowing how to turn up the result you need in a timely manner.

 

Until COVID, we’d just go to the testing center, sit down and take it and be done.

 

@Wulf @Kwikvette https://www.instagram.com/p/COVyKvGFuiH/?igshid=8usbasg2jpl

 

https://www.instagram.com/p/COUGvBfh_4Z/?igshid=1k4bxuwev3spb

 

If that doesn't scream Granddaddy I don't know what does

 

Knowing how to find and apply the knowledge is a skill in itself.

I've seen people ditch all semester then show up to the open note final with the book and printouts of every lecture. A guy in my econ class did that and got a 23 or something on the final