When a document fails to print but also refuses to be removed from the queue, rendering a printer temporally useless, is it Windows' fault for handling printers shitily or the manufacturer's fault for writing bad drivers, or is there actually a good reason why that happens?
What is that anyway? Is it some sort of Potter RPG? I would totally join that just to be in Hufflpuff.
It's kind of weird. Part of it is a companion to the books that gives you a lot more information about the world and characters that were not included in the books (such as Professor McGonagal's story and what each of the different wand materials actually mean). Part of it is games like spell casting and potion making, and part of it is a forum. I'm waiting for it to actually open for everyone before I actually really start using it again.
The CTO at the first job I worked at after graduation from RIT was a philosophy major. When you get one of those liberal arts degrees that seems useless you have plenty of choices of job. You just have to accept that very few of those jobs outside of academia will actually directly relate to your college education.
Yep. Mostly it's great for small talk and to teach you how to learn things. Don't worry about the specifics of your degree, just go for the job you want to have.
I don't know if I want it as my main degree but I only need like 35 credits of philosophy to get the major and I already have 10 so it wouldn't be much harder to double major if I wanted to.
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Slytherin, bitches!
Edit: But yeah, cheaper silver then.