Not sure how effective this is, but you could try putting http://nohello.com as your status...(?)

@SauceBoss It's legit. There's even a flamboyant park. 😂😂

Just sharing my experience; use as it fits.

In my first year, I was fully focused on studying whatever the classes threw at me. This really helped cementing a strong base. Subsequent years will draw on this base. I also bought the bigger books (we had a smaller books which were just selective chapters from other books packaged up nicely - these help in clearing exams, but not in giving actual knowledge). Besides, the bigger ones are just so much more beautiful to read - the pretty much tell as stories and sinks in easy. You'll know the what, how & why.

When it comes to friends; I actually made them by pretty much helping out in their assignments. They noticed how in classes I ask/answer questions - so slowly they would come & ask doubts. I felt much better interacting this way, since we'll be together trying to solve something, instead of talking for the sake of becoming friends. As time goes, other interests will come out naturally. Plus, teaching is the absolute best way to learn

Seriously...

Someone made an actual site based on the same gif:
https://2018.bloomca.me/en

🤣🤣 I loved that book analogy! 👌

In my case, my thief was smart. Turned the phone off & hasn't turned on since. I guess they sell it for parts these days?

Police in my area had a nice app to declare lost artifacts. Once submitted, they keep a lookout on the IMEI number. But nothing has come up yet.

It also showed the dangers or drawbacks of it and why you may need the human (or in this cat) element after all 😅

A fun read on the same:
https://theoutline.com/post/5495/...

I first read that as "Hello frauds"! 😂

I once had the same issue, but my teacher quite decently explained that the system is at fault. It's all quantitative or metric based. They need to check your code fast, so it's only easier for them if you write the same from textbooks or their notes. Any enhancements that you do, it's better to show either in class or directly to the teacher. Not in the tests/exams.

@Eariel Aah. That explains why the senior Dev started that practice. Unfortunately junior devs followed, without asking why. They reasoned the app will stop in prod and no one will be there to hit resume. 😛