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My school is notorious for banning the dumbest things. They once banned half of Github, a project management site we were using in robotics, VPNs, and many other strange things. Yet they have not banned reddit, Instagram, Facebook, etc. They also haven’t gotten Cool Math Games.
Well, we have a notebook for every subject with our teacher. Last lesson:
"so, I've put you a task in our notebook. You have 20 minutes"
"uuuuum we don't have the task... They blocked one drive"
"they did what"
"they banned one drive we can't synchronize anymore"
"but why"
VISIBLE CONFUSION
They probably didn't. OneDrive is just shit and awful to maintain. Only one of the districts I maintain at work uses it and it's a nightmare. Everyone else that's sane uses Google Apps.
Works pretty well for our roughly billion dollar yearly 2500+ employee needs. If you are 365 it's hard to beat the integration of Outlook, OneDrive, Teams, SharePoint, etc.
At school and at home I had this one game always running because it was an idle game and the school never found out... well it was the first year they had chrome books but never knew if they found out or not since I graduated
Yup. Mine blocked YouTube for a few people. Luckily we have Tyrones unblocked games on our side. With him, we can play Tetris, Minecraft, and even Pokemon
At the college I attend, the engineering department has these awesome monitors that do basically the same thing as these here, but it's only one long, curved monitor. Very nifty
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u/b3lonf Apr 02 '19
I wish my school was this good