@futurebird apologies for replying to so many parts of this but one thing I can think of (noting I am not a trained teacher)

Are there any particular high performers or people who are normally finished before others in your class?

Can you enlist them to help out? I get this may go against wanting them to wait but it may stop or slow the barrage, or even encourage problem solving in the group.

I am definitely looking forward to hearing how it all goes. Best of luck - it's kind of endearing to hear students haven't changed that much since I was one.

@futurebird this sounds fantastic - very keen to hear how it goes. I often find myself and others not able to break down an error message or missing a key part that's right in front of me.

Some languages, frameworks and IDEs make it easier than others.

@itgrrl also self taught, from what I can see this is rarely in courses - can ask some recent grads this week. @futurebird

Wanted: #QEMU expert to help resolve https://gitlab.com/qemu-project/qemu/-/issues/3256

I can probably start debugging this from both the host and guest side, with assistance.

I'm going to be moving to a Linux host for my VMs soon and I can't have the excess power and heat caused by idling at 30% of a 12+ core machine.

#AdamFindsBugs