I watch on my phone all the time in the train to and from work. I don't really care for the aesthetics, I'm in it for the story.
When I download, I go for the 700mb rather than the 15gb movies. I only have a small, dumb tv that's 10 years old. So watching it there isn't really a theater experience either.
We use the education subset of Teams. It surely isn't perfect, but it has many positive features.
Group calls with 30 people work just as good as individual calls, if not better.
You can manage groups into break-out rooms very easily.
There's whiteboards, forms, polls and other integratable features for interactive communication with students.
The assignments mechanic is pretty decent in general. However, the rubrics very cumbersome to add.
The MsGraph backend is very extensive and let's you create your own apps that can integrate with all the teams data. That makes it possible to automate a lot. Also MSAL is a tried and trusted authorization mechanism.
It also has a lot of downsides, like bugs, automatic updates that break features you were using, nobody listens to feature requests, shitty documentation, the environment is very big and you can easily get lost (we've had to make couple videos and documentation to explain it all to new students). But all in all it is pretty decent to work with.
Is it running on a dedicated machine? Than what's the worst that could happen? Say someone hacks your website and gains root access to your machine. Maybe they'll fuck up your website. Maybe they'll install some botnet software. But you can basically just flash your device and restart from a backup. No biggie!
The best defence, in my opinion, is awareness and a good backup plan.
But also, if you have a static website with no login or anything, a hacker can't login either. Maybe you've got an ssh connection? That's pretty secure, just make sure you've got it set up correctly and you've got a good password. Maybe you have some login from apache? Same as with the ssh, but if you don't actively use it, you could disable it.
My daughter is turning 12 and going to secondary school after summer. I'm hopefully graduating my bachelor after summer. My wife is starting nursing school after summer.
Lots to look forward to.
Such pain is not normal. I used to get backpack every month or so. To a level that I could not move anymore. Posture is very important. I now walk like some bodybuilder who is compensating for his small penis and it has done wonders for my back. Also it has lowered expectations about my penis, so women are always pleasantly surprised now.
Blend in with the crowd
I'm not a doctor nor a woman, but I think it's unacceptable to get blackouts from menstrual pains. To think that a doctor would just dismiss you like that, is even more unacceptable. It's 2025, not 1925.
OP compares it to 80% of the population being workers, yet no-one is showing up for those rallys. I guess OP fails to see why workers do not feel the same urgency to attend rallys that lgbtq people do.
I see where OP is coming from. Workers are being treated increasingly worse, but there seems to be no collective response so far. Sure, workers are not being discriminated against and murdered (yet), but if that's the standard for protests, it's unreasonably high.
Oh sweet memories