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In my CAD class, the instructor requires explicitly AutoCAD because "that's the industry standard." As we know, AutoDork are a bunch pricks who refuses to get up from Microslop's lap, so I am in a tight spot rn.

Should I use a VM to run or would ACAD Web do the trick? Honestly, I can even try to push my luck with another CAD program that supports .dwg files.

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[–] asdasd201@lemmygrad.ml 2 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

My country in particular has been pushing what I'd like to call the “anti-education” policy for decades now. They don't teach anything in any grade, be it kindergarten or post-grad. They want you to study for the ridiculous exams that test your memorization instead of your knowledge. And even when you pass them and get in a good school, if you don't have any relatives close to the government, you either have to move to other countries or work in inhuman conditions.

As for the AutoCAD, I'm using a VM, and I haven't encountered any problems for now. I can go my own way after I pass the class.

[–] eshep@social.trom.tf 2 points 2 weeks ago

@asdasd201 Sounds to me like yer gonna do just fine. 🤘