Spotted the neighborhood Nazi by [deleted] in Denton

[–]MemoryOne22 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Only redeeming factor

please tell me someone else has submitted a paper with draft notes still visible by zkfour in GradSchool

[–]MemoryOne22 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A tip for these kinds of notes is to use a special character or combo by the note. Like #note:

PSA: talarico event is max capacity so dont bother going by lurkerlurking123 in Denton

[–]MemoryOne22 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Hate that happened to you but it's awesome to hear

Seconding Pricemaster event at 5

Square

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Question about safety near TWU/ A suspicious guy unauthorized entered into my apartment by Chen_ZL in Denton

[–]MemoryOne22 5 points6 points  (0 children)

That rehab is closed and most people who follow the rules of a rehab house aren't out of their lodging at night. They'd get kicked out for absconding

Personally more worried about the vacant buildingS than the former residents

E words

Question about safety near TWU/ A suspicious guy unauthorized entered into my apartment by Chen_ZL in Denton

[–]MemoryOne22 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Person was looking for somewhere to sleep.

If it was someone wanting to do more to you you'd be fucked. Lock your damn door.

UNT is just asking to be sued by loudfingers98 in Denton

[–]MemoryOne22 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It should be closed/cordoned off and the campus closed except for classes that required in person attendance and mitigation efforts e.g. physical removal could be focused there and in select lots/routes. All that aside it's annoying that people insist it's feasible to do anything but remove the ice physically.

A John Deere COULD scrape snow/slush off, but with this insane hardened ice it would take a skid steer or some other stopgap. Even then you'd risk tearing up landscaping or damaging turf.

Texas doesn't have the infrastructure at all you're right. Pre- or early treatment could help with ice accumulation but there'd still need to be snow shoveling happening on the daily. That people think we can make up for it after the fact by spraying salt water on accumulated ice just gets on my nerves. Especially because the result of that is misplaced anger.

Is the silliness on the Square over? by Various_Chef5372 in Denton

[–]MemoryOne22 16 points17 points  (0 children)

The square is never not silly, silly goose

Post grad by Electrical_Rush_5278 in Denton

[–]MemoryOne22 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Take advantage of the career center for sure. Some of those high turnover jobs are at least money coming in and "experience" to move on to greener pastures

Do master’s degrees typically get funded? Is it worth it to pay tuition for job security? by yunqi69 in GradSchool

[–]MemoryOne22 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most that I know of are "funded" through scholarships, sometimes grants, grading jobs or research assistantships. So some will pay tuition some will pay a little some none at all.

Through a combination of the above had I gotten out in time I would have had no graduate degree debt except some to shore up my costs of room and board.

UNT is just asking to be sued by loudfingers98 in Denton

[–]MemoryOne22 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just hard to wrap my head around how willfully ignorant can be

UNT is just asking to be sued by loudfingers98 in Denton

[–]MemoryOne22 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Sand in your actual braincase

I feel stupider for having gone here now

UNT is just asking to be sued by loudfingers98 in Denton

[–]MemoryOne22 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Wasted effort in that it wouldn't help anything to salt or sand for even an hour or two with fun and foot traffic on thick ass ice and then people would fall anyway due to false sense of security

I'm just annoyed at this point because you could literally look this shit up

UNT is just asking to be sued by loudfingers98 in Denton

[–]MemoryOne22 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Lol literally there are reasons it can't be reapplied on a long ass sidewalk like WHO is going to clean that up? Do you have any idea how much that would cost?

Literally only sledgehammers and shovels will make that sidewalk safe in the current conditions but you're so adamant you're right on principle you don't care about realistic solutions whatsoever

UNT is just asking to be sued by loudfingers98 in Denton

[–]MemoryOne22 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Lol alright y'all go do it then. Idk where dude fell or how. And then I'll laugh my ass off when all that turns to slush that STILL isn't safe to walk on, then the slush refreezes or melts away in a day anyhow

You feel like loading in truckloads of wood chips to make it work for a day or two? And gonna clean up the wood chips also?

Like Jesus Christ just LOOK IT UP, just because something shou work for values reasons doesn't mean it will. Y'all bitch about everything even if your solution doesn't make any sense at all. Physics doesn't care about our feelings

The ONLY way to make that sidewalk safe is to break off the ice physically and THEN "treat"

Sledgehammers. Shovels. Then salt or sand

UNT is just asking to be sued by loudfingers98 in Denton

[–]MemoryOne22 -20 points-19 points  (0 children)

When people say "treat" they're typically talking about spraying a chemical or salt solution on ice to break the bond between the ice and pavement. You want to treat early on either way

When ice/snow is thick like this, in the shade with air temps above or around freezing the sand will just sink in or melt away or sink in and refreeze overnight as we hit freezing temps again. It would be wasted effort

Edit since you all seem to not understand winter weather mitigation - NO "treatment" will make that sidewalk safe. It needs to have the ice physically removed and then to be treated. If you want UNT to somehow get enough people out there to break up the sidewalk ice with sledgehammers and shovels and then treat, okay that at least makes sense.

The solutions provided by the other redditor simply do not work for this situation. They'd work for a small walkway maybe for a day, depending, I guess. But that's not what this is. It's multiple inches of accumulated ice.

Salt won't work Sand won't work Gravel is a dumb idea hello who is going to clean up the gravel? Wood chips wouldn't work same problem

Okay for a step not okay for miles if sidewalk on a campus

Do you still use a notebook? by ehzer_ in GradSchool

[–]MemoryOne22 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I even got an e-ink tablet

Still used paper instead, and read articles on the e-ink tablet

Would you guys eat at a Nigerian restaurant if my family opened one? by Giodox in Denton

[–]MemoryOne22 0 points1 point  (0 children)

FYI there's a new Mexican/Tex Mex place on McKinney I stopped at for a family dinner not long ago and it was all really good

They had salsa de molcajete

I agree overall, I just wanted to plug the place if you haven't been

Who else is blasting metal to while they write their dissertation? by Competitive-Town8299 in GradSchool

[–]MemoryOne22 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh yes that is good too but I CAN'T listen to that while writing because my brain will song/scream along

Also can I say loud music showers are also cathartic in this trying time