Looks like hell of a time to bring back a few critical manufacturing jobs back. PPE, basic hygiene products, and if not too much to ask, generic drugs.
With the North burning up and inundated, can’t be begging for anyone to export essentials.
That said, not holding my breath on anything
Make your own. Plenty of easy recipes one Google search away – https://www.google.com/search?q=coconut+milk+recipe
Takes a minute, tastes fresher, and is most likely a healthier option than those canned ones swimming in preservatives and whatnot.
True, that’d be the best hope for an in class course.
Probably explains why they went online mode instead of in class mode for the two courses. Casting their net wider. If I’m not too wrong, brochures and flyers and posters for these courses have already arrived in every one of those 48 countries and would pounce on every potential student.
I do wish how QEMU (and VLC media player?) came out of France or Mastodon came out of Germany, Arduino came out of Italy, something of note comes from down under too. Something other than Atlassian. Sadly Aussie grads seem to find overseas employment more attractive, and most of those who stay don’t essentially work in their fields of study.
One scenario where these sustainable degrees may make any sense is, you are a business who engages consulting firms, and you get a recommendation from them saying that you could use some C suits or one of the direct reports to your C suits carrying an ESG cred so that you can tick off a few boxes. So corporate staff are most likely to be the target for this degree.
The true magic is as always, hiding in plain sight. Those in power going after the most vulnerable is a textbook definition of corruption. Yet it is called anything but corruption. Tangentially , a government letting the mafia go after the vulnerable is just as corrupt too. Looking at you gam(bl)ing, alcohol, fast food, snacks, soft drinks advertisements.
+1
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In the off chance the files are not under git or some other VCS, might be a good idea to add the -b option to backup