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@noveusurp she said something about ROM being overwritable but only 20 times... I don't know where is she pulling that bullshit from but I am not buying a single word she says
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miss, highschool physics teacher, so basically the lines we use to show electromagnetic fields are to signify a cross-section of a layered 3-d shape that the field is? so if i tried to draw how the lines look perpendicular to a on wire, they would just be concentric circles around the wire, right?
the "teacher", looking utterly confused and distressed by the necessity to think about that idea: "what? no! you can't do that!"
another physics teacher who actually regularly travels to lecture physics on harvard or something, when i told her about the incident: (with audible condescencion and amusement in her tone) yeah, she's like that, just get used to it. -
Root823426yAsk her what ROM stands for
Then ask how it's writable 😅
Afterwards, just teach the class.
Or: "so you can only change bios settings 20 times?" -
suprano38316yIt was at that point that the teacher realized she'll never have a peace of mind until you pass and get out of her class. 😂
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