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I see people saying that 25x25 is only adding a few hundred engineering students on campus and linking this dean's report, but I think it is a little misleading. The vast majority of on campus growth has already occured.

25x25 began in 2011 and there were 8,329 undergraduate engineers at the time. Skip to 2017 and we now have 15,306 undergraduate engineering students at Texas A&M. Roughly 1,000 undergraduates have been added each year since 25x25 began.

The dean's report also states that the university as a whole is growing and that the college of engineering is not the only growing college. However, the college of engineering

Lagged out of a game and can't reconnect at all. Is it just me?

I see people complain that Go is still too new or too small. What are some tools/libraries/projects that other languages have that Go is missing? What needs to happen for Go to be considered a language with a robust and thriving ecosystem?

It seems like the majority of the posts on this sub are about using Go to build technologies related to the web.

I was looking for examples of Go being used to solve problems that do not relate to the web. One big project that comes to mind is Docker. Does anyone know of more examples of Go being used outside of web?

Inside of a human's rectum, shouldn't solids sink to the bottom gasses rise to the top? How can we fart gas followed by solids? Doesn't physics say it should be the other way around?

• Total budget and country of purchase: As cheap as possible, North America

• Do you prefer a 2 in 1 form factor, good battery life or best specifications to your requirements for the money? Pick or include any that apply. Specs for the money

• How important is weight to you? medium-low

• Which OS do you require? Windows, Linux, Mac. Windows 10 is a must

• Do you have a preferred screen size? If indifferent, put N/A. N/A

• Are you doing any CAD/video editing/photo editing/gaming? List which programs/games you desire to run. If you have no requirements, put N/A. Must run Visual Studio

• **If you're gaming (leave blank if you put N/A above...), do you have cer

I tried googling it and everyone says to go to Gameplay-> runes -> 'show all' but even then I dont see any rune pages?

I'm thinking about starting a project with some other people to write an OS. To do this we need to make sure everyone is running in the same virtual environment. Is there some tool (Docker maybe?) where I can set up the dev environment once and then have it basically rebuild itself on other machines as other people start working on the project?

A lot of the maps are foggy and cut down on vision. Which playlist has the least foggy maps?

I got Destiny a week or so ago and have managed to get up to ~370 Light. I have been doing one or two strikes a day since that's all I have time for.

Now that I have a decent chunk of time to play, is there a better (and more fun) way to gain light than just chaining the heroic strike playlist?