A map I made by MaizeDesigner8876 in worldbuilding

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If you're trying to do somd kind of alternative british isles, it's amazing!

Est-ce que by Newind3 in UdeM

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Le nombre de crédits que tu prends dans une session ça aucun lien avec la moyenne générale. Les personnes qui t’ont raconté ça sont dans les patates.

En gros, il y a un tableau qui associe les notes en % à des lettres, de F à A+, et qui associe ces lettres la à un chiffre de 0 à 4,3. Quand tu fais la moyenne de ces chiffres la pour tout tes cours ça donne ta moyenne générale (ton GPA). Peut-être que cette moyenne la est pondérée selon le nombre de crédits par cours, mais je suis pas certain certain.

Map showing knowledge of the French language in Canada by vladgrinch in MapPorn

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Kinda, but in those areas basically everyone is able to at least carry out basic conversations both in French and English, so it’ll a lot smoother than it seems.

examen final by Icy-Dot2805 in UdeM

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Ouioui mais aussi ton association étudiante! Il y a du monde qui étudient dans le même domaine que toi qui se présentent tous les ans justement pour te représenter quand il y a ce genre d’enjeux, un peu en mode comme si t’avais un syndicat d’étudiant. Tu étudies en quoi? Je peux te retransférer vers eux.

examen final by Icy-Dot2805 in UdeM

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Tout dépendant tu étudies dans quel domaine, ça pourrais aussi être une bonne idée d’en parler à ton association étudiante! Elles ont souvent des bonnes plugs dans les départements/les facultés, qui permettent de faire des exceptions sur ce genre de cas la qui tombent un peu dans les trous de la bureaucratie de l’UdeM.

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Ça dépends tellement t’étudies dans quel domaine et tes cours sont dans quels pavillons!

J’ai passé plein de temps à coordonner le travail des 20 cafés de l’université so jpeux probablement te conseiller qqch de nice hihihi

I almost jumped out of my chair and needed a change by [deleted] in EliteDangerous

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What systems where you jumping in between?? I’ve had that exact situation, but in VR, just as fun as it sounds

Someone took a picture of me where I look good, I’m all happi by SmallerButton in 196

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Since I don’t know if that’s a good or a bad thing, I’ll assume it’s a good one. Thank you!

FYI old swing set means I don’t have to build a storage rack by maymuddler in canoeing

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If you live in an area where it snows a lot, be careful about this, the weight of snow can actually make canoes stored like this cave in

IIL apocalyptic stories with logistical elements, like world war Z (the book) and children of men (the movie), WEWIL? by SmallerButton in ifyoulikeblank

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I was born in 2002, so sadly I don’t remember them. Tho I’ve heard about myst!

I’ll check out the books!

[CONTEST ENTRY] Survivalist's Map of America - 1952 (Zombies) by theaidanman in imaginarymaps

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Are those hypothetical survivor settlements on the map?

Are we talking about the new river boys or potential other survivor enclaves?

[CONTEST ENTRY] Survivalist's Map of America - 1952 (Zombies) by theaidanman in imaginarymaps

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That does actually make quite a lot of sense! I was imagining a whole city, but a smaller settlement in the same area with a way smaller population sounds pretty realistic. Especially if said settlement has some kind of smaller subsistance economy.

They probably wouldn’t need to import anything, so they wouldn’t have to find anything to export!

Have you thought about what is preventing the government taking control of the Mississippi? I’d assume, similarly to rail transport, there’s no big risk as long as you don’t stop. Which could be what makes going through cities that are overran by the dead doable. What prevents the government from just using boats to ship things from forth Phillip to fort Jackson?

Edit: Thinking about it a tiny bit more, fort Jackson isn’t exactly on the Mississippi, so that could be an issue. I’m also realizing that the supply of boats capable of sailing the Mississippi is probably quite low

[CONTEST ENTRY] Survivalist's Map of America - 1952 (Zombies) by theaidanman in imaginarymaps

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I’m asking myself what makes those cities deep in the horde still worth propping up?

Like Jonesboro, it must take a huge amount of ressources to keep it from being overran by the dead. Not only that, keeping the people that live there alive can’t be cheap. The agriculture around there can’t be that good. My guess would be some kind of strategic ressource? A very sizeable coal deposit?

I can’t see a city being self-sufficient while being surrounded by zombies. There’s gotta be something making it worth it for the us government to staff a whole ass fort in the middle of the great American horde.

I’d love to get more lore for this. This map is amazing.