RandomlyAxis

Here's a link to the vid, but basically it's an anime girl coming out feet first from a purple tv with like electricity crackling around: https://youtu.be/SwgH7YXkWWk

ALSO MUSIC WARNING SO TURN YOUR SOUND DOWN IF YOU WANT

Furthermore, if you close out a whole window, just reopen the browser you were using and press Ctrl+Shift+T. The whole window will be restored.

EDIT: As u/SmileFirstThenSpeak reminded me, if you keep pressing Ctrl+Shift+T, it'll keep going back and opening older tabs, so if you need a tab you closed like 5 tabs ago, you can press it five times.

I know the usual advice here is that if you as re career-oriented and not really into the research side of things (PhD), then a master's isn't really worth it.

However, I have the opportunity to my bachelor's and master's from UMich's College of Engineering in just barely over three years from start to finish.

For a situation like that, would it be worth taking the master's?

It's like the first step of bridging cards when you get the two stacks to interlace with each other, except all the cards are together, not cut into two groups, and you're not shuffling it. This action, except if you were to keep going through the whole deck until they say to stop.

Haven't seen many fits with it. Are the reds versatile or nah?