Christophe Corazza

That’s a nice gesture of the store manager. Glad everything turned out fine for you. :-)

People are irrationally afraid of nuclear power. More people die every year in China alone just mining coal for use in domestic power generation than have died in the entire history of civil nuclear power. When you take into account indirect deaths from pollution etc, they're hundreds of thousands of times more deadly in the real world.
 
Fun fact, most of the radioactive contamination in inhabited areas stemming from the Fukushima disaster had dropped to background levels now; the decision not to let people return to previously affected areas is an entirely political one.

Diet + Sleep + exercise

Also find the EASIEST/most-flexible relevant major that'll get you to where you want to go. Want to be a nuclear engineer but too scared of the hardcore physics - consider Applied Math, it's more flexible and you can probably "specialize" in whatever you'd need to know for the nuclear enigneering stuff. It's awesome being able to NOT have a fixed schedule to take classes. You can avoid awful professors and preserve your GPA. Either that or add in a minor in business. That's like 10 easy As. 

 
Also throw in peer pressure. My peer group was mostly "career" focused and getting a 3.5-4.0GPA wasn't a "big deal" it was just something you did and you HAD to do because the kid at Harvard had it... AND he had Harvard on the resume. I think I had the nearly the lowest grades out of my roommates/the business club I was in. The average GPA at the uni I went to was ~3.0 and it's a school known for hard grading (think - "hey the visiting professor taught at Princeton last term, this should be an easy A" and Princeton is known for hard grading)
 
https://www.google.com/search?q=UC grade deflation
 
For what it's worth, unless something has changed in the last 10ish years, 3.5ish is the area where grades don't matter a ton (it's "good enough") and the rest of your resume REALLY matters more. 

You better keep those temperatures low 
Last time I checked, carboard was quite flammable

Same thing.Why does anyone need to be weeded out anyway by using mathematics as a filter (add bad teaching to that and you're expected to learn everything yourself...).Biggest problem on my university is that engineers study mathematics too deeply (makes me wonder if they consider us mathematicians or engineers).

Sorry to spoil your first post, but memes should be posted in the Memes topic:
 

What about TeamViewer?

Imagine having to use such an inefficient fuel source that creates so much pollution.
 
This post was made by the nuclear engine association.
 
EDIT:P.S I am aware nuclear needs steam to create electricity.
 

I’m always baffled by how those people come up with those new ridiculous layouts that will most certainly mess with your mind when trying to learn how to us the darn thing.

This part is simply not needed at all.

A montage of Max?
Or Max doing a montage?
 

Yeah on paper this sounds great but in reality this tablet costs as much as a good Windows 10 laptop (or a very good one if OK with refurbished). I based this on the $ 400 base price + $ 100 for keyboard + $ 50 to upgrade to Windows 10 home (S-mode comes as default) = $ 550.
~$ 650 if go for spacious RAM and storage space. In short its not worth it. 
About the only plus I can give this is at least MS has finally learned that the 2 GB RAM and 32 GB storage option is unacceptable in the Windows 10 era and all those sub $ 200 devices that don’t splurge for the extra $ 10 to upgrade to a minimum of 4 GB RAM / 64 GB storage are being extra special douches counting on buyers not knowing better.
 
(Really do not buy anything at 32 GB regardless of price. You spend way to much time on space management and dealing with Windows 10 updates failing due to lack of space.)
 

To stay with the theme of the build: you could use an old very small light bulb instead of a LED. That would look very nice at the outside of the wooden crate case.
 

The Play Store also now has a ban on repetitive content, which Google describes as "multiple apps with highly similar content and user experience,"
 
Did you look at your communication apps offering Google?

Nvidia will try to sue in 3... 2... 1...

The Play Store also now has a ban on repetitive content, which Google describes as "multiple apps with highly similar content and user experience,"
 
Did you look at your communication apps offering Google?

The Play Store also now has a ban on repetitive content, which Google describes as "multiple apps with highly similar content and user experience,"
 
Did you look at your communication apps offering Google?

I'd like to sue Denuvo for performance hindrance in products that I buy...

Between this, the flicker gate, the power problems and the CU finding of poor reliability of Surface devices, I don’t see why anybody would buy a Surface device over other more capable competitors.

Profits are on the Ryze!

Profits are on the Ryze!

I'd like to sue Denuvo for performance hindrance in products that I buy...

I'd like to sue Denuvo for performance hindrance in products that I buy...

Profits are on the Ryze!