In the pre-AI age, I think take home tests were fine. However they were generally much harder than a similar in person exam on the same material. I remember one professor gave the advice “if you are given the option between a take home exam and an in person classroom exam, always take the latter. Since the former doesn’t have as tight of a time limit as the latter does, and will almost always be far more challenging” (or something to that effect)
Wild that de did that when he’s also criticized “agent orange” numerous times in verses.
128 IQ*
That is how I always thought about it. And then when something is on the same indentation, it is top to bottom.
My employer also tried them for desktops. Every machine we got from them, has needed service and had major issues.
That literally already exists, https://mealie.io/
I don’t think the OS is the same in BIOS. It is “Basic Input Output System”
I think so. The top of the “r” seems a bit flatter than the hump of the “n”
I may have been through “SysFS” as well? In /sys/class you can setup char dev IO with a kernel module (and more). Very helpful for userspace <-> kernel communication (like DMA drivers for userspace applications)
Lol, that doesn’t mean that in person exams will be easy. This was my linear algebra professor, who had very difficult in person exams.