Heres a medkit rUpliftingNews <| sep |> since 2 . 2 i never saw that green line again ? And yes , the x is bound to zero throttle . <| sep |> As far as I know automatic downloads work for all connected accounts regardless of if they are logged in while in rest mode . <| sep |> And the pet ? <| sep |> Yeah , it ' s time to leave the shitty life and start a better , happier once . Ride out the WD ' s day by day , hour by hour . Get better . Don ' t do this shit to yourself anymore . <| sep |> That ' s usually the go to for most things <| sep |> That ' s also a huge buff because it frontloads all healing . <| sep |> This is an overly rosy and generalized assessment . Charter schools vary wildly in quality , with the exception of online charter schools that are educationally just horrid . I take issue with your quality comment because charter schools are largely unregulated , the teacher quality varies dramatically . It is not uncommon to have nonteachers teaching . Where I live Philadelphia , charter schools are where new teachers get their first job before they get a contract at a public school . Charter schools get paid less and you have less job protections . Charter schools are always hiring because turnover is very high . My high school is full of teachers that fled charters . I have never seen a public school teacher leave my school for a charter but every opening we have gets flooded by charter teachers looking for better pay . Facilities are almost always exactly the same . Charter schools almost universally start up in closed public schools . Charter schools can be more stable but usually are not . Charter schools were designed to be labratories , and in keeping with that concept many fail . In Philly they usually fail from financial mismanagement . I am constantly amazed at how fast these schools pop up and close in my area . I teach in a poor suburban high school . Most of my students get free and reduced lunch . There are also several charter schools in the area . Many students leave and enroll in one of them only to come right back the next school year . We track the data and kids that leave almost always return with academic regression . I got two new students from a local charter this month with transcripts with honors classes and great grades . Both can ' t keep up with the other honors kids because of skills deficits . The one kid ' s writing was so poor that he can ' t write a single solid paragraph in 10 th grade honors . Both of these kids are awesome people but it is very apparent that they were taught very little . There clearly are top notch excellent charter schools but more often then not they perform the same or worse then the school they replace . One last thought . there is one loop hole that I see charters use here in PA that drives me crazy . There is little enforcement of any regulation . Specifically I am talking about IEP and behaviorally challenged students . Charter schools will frequently jettison these students quickly but public schools can not . Our funding matrix assumes a set average of special cases . Charters get $ from that same matrix but without the requirement to service , there are some that do but not most . When a charter school moves in , the number of per capita ieps and behaviors go up . It is very common for highly successful charters to effectively skim the top quartile from several local public schools and then outperform them servicing mainly students that were not failing to begin with . In this way , charters spread failing schools even thinner and drain their resources all the more quickly .