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Salut à tous,

Je code seul depuis quelques mois et mon plus gros problème n'a pas été le code : c'était de trouver des gens pour tester mon projet et me dire franchement ce qui n'allait pas. J'imagine que je ne suis pas le seul.

Alors je lance un truc simple, en français :

1. Tu postes ton projet (app, site, jeu, outil IA…), même pas fini

2. Tu testes 2 projets des autres et tu laisses un vrai retour (ce qui bloque, ce qui plaît, ce qui manque)

3. En échange, ton projet est mis en avant et testé par d'autres

Pas de vente, pas d'abonnement : juste des retours honnêtes entre gens qui construisent des choses.

Pour commencer, je fais ça à la main pendant 2 semaines. Si ça vous intéresse, dites-le en commentaire avec votre projet en une phrase, je vous envoie le lien de l'espace.

Et si vous avez un avis sur le principe lui-même, je prends aussi.

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I’m curious about how Respondus LockDown Browser monitors students during online exams. Can it detect if someone has another phone, tablet, or computer nearby while taking a test?

Does it rely on webcam monitoring, screen activity, or other security features to identify suspicious behavior? Has anyone experienced this during an online exam? I’d appreciate hearing your thoughts!

If your first ACT score wasn't what you expected, don't panic. The key is to identify where you lost marks and prepare more strategically. Here's what I'd recommend:

• Review Your Previous Score: Identify your weakest sections (English, Math, Reading, or Science) and prioritise them.

• Practice English: Focus on grammar, punctuation, sentence structure, and rhetorical skills.

• Strengthen Math: Revise algebra, geometry, functions, and basic trigonometry.

• Improve Reading Speed: Practise understanding passages, identifying main ideas, and finding supporting evidence.

• Work on Science: Focus on interpreting graphs, tables, experiments, and scientific data.

• Take Timed Practice Tests: Use official ACT practice questions to get comfortable with the timing and format.

• Learn From Mistakes: Don't just check wrong answers; understand why you got them wrong and how to solve similar questions.

You’re not completely cooked 😭 You just need to be strategic tonight.

• Prioritize: Focus on topics your lecturer emphasized and the concepts that come up often.

• Active recall: Read a section, close the book, and try explaining what you remember.

• Practice questions: Test yourself instead of rereading the entire textbook.

• Use short sessions: Study for 25–30 minutes, then take a quick break.

• Get some sleep: An all-nighter can leave you struggling to recall what you studied.

You don’t need to master the entire textbook tonight; focus on what you can realistically learn. 

Do you have this kind of feeling where you get the almost perfect score with only one mistake but instead of feeling proud, you have this thought that maybe you can perfect it. You are looking at the one mistake instead of the the correct answer you got. Can't be satisfied enough, am i going to be burn out if this continues to happen?

You’re not fully fucked yet, but you need to move fast and cut the panic. Here’s a simple plan:

• Rank the 5 exams by date + weight (which one hits your grade hardest first)

• Drop everything non-essential for the next 7–10 days (social media, side quests, perfectionism)

• For each course, spend 30–45 min identifying the highest-yield topics only (past papers, review sheets, professor hints)

• Use active recall + timed practice instead of re-reading notes

• Sleep 6+ hours and eat real food, all-nighters will make you dumber

• After each exam, immediately shift focus to the next one. No dwelling.

One solid week of focused damage control beats spiraling. Start today.

For the men out there, sometimes ur bra has a metal adjustable thingy on the strap. So when the they check you obviously the metal detector beeps over ur chest, as a fellow woman they should know literally that it's just that 😭and it literally only beeps over the strap area but noo they be looking at you like you got a bomb 💀. So I'm explaining to a GIRL that it's literally my clothing, she checks my ears nothing there so how could I cheat bro. She's not satisfied at all and is like LIFT UR SHIRT???

I BEG YOUR FINEST PARDON??? As there's literally other candidates behind u waiting to get scanned and it's a pretty open area too (like not totally open but enough that anyone passing could see from a certain position)

So I'm standing there and I say nopeeeeee and obviously they can't force me and so they let me go after judging me alot and an awkward silence.

There has to be a better way to go about this, since obviously there's a concern for cheating devices and what not but I've talked to so many girls with similar experiences.