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r/Iowa•

Hi all,

I'll be relocating to Iowa soon. My work is remote (work-from-home) and requires a high-speed internet connection. I'll be living in a rural area outside Iowa City.

How do I find out about my options for internet? My building currently has Mediacom for internet/cable and although I'll look into upgrading to the fastest package available I want to make sure I'm not missing a higher speed option with a different carrier - even if it's more expensive.

Thanks all. I know a lot of areas only have one option for internet.

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r/BullTV•

I've only caught bits and pieces of the show - so I apologize if this is explained. Online I can only find reference to Bull holding 3 PhD degrees.

Obviously one of them is in a branch of Psychology (Industrial/Organizational [IO] Psychology, or maybe Clinical]), do they give any insight into the other two?

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r/navy•

Perhaps more suited to r/NewtoTheNavy but this isn't an enlistment question.

On a post about DLI/CTI someone states:

I worked with a Vietnamese linguist. They do not mention you can't leave the fucking school until you speak the assigned language without a Bad conduct discharge life ruin. Two years of hell, the dude spoke fluent Vietnamese. Bonus, he also talked to walls a lot. Stay far far away.

My reply noted that Vietnamese is a Cat III language (48 weeks long), and that most DLI washouts were either reclassed to another intel non-language requiring rating or discharged with a General.

Please tell me it's completely insane that someone washing out of a school would be forced to s

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r/YouShouldKnow•

The Navy has four manuals used to teach those with very minimal education basic math.

To get a sense of the education level assumed, NAVEDTRA 14139 starts with a review of addition, subtraction, and multiplication (assuming that you've seen these things before but reminding you how to do them), the first full unit that is not a review is on fractions.

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