Title. The table of contents is up and there is no mention of the series being stubbed like a royal road publication would. Iirc when I read it the first time the books were already out but the serial was still available for free. What changed? Clicking next chapter into chapter 2 just sends you to the preorder page.
| Hardware | Minimum Specifications | Recommended Specifications |
|---|---|---|
| Processor/ CPU | Intel Core i5, AMD Ryzen 5 or M1 Apple Silicon (equivalent or better) | Intel Core i7, AMD Ryzen 7 or M3 Pro Apple Silicon (equivalent or better) |
| Display/ Screen | Minimum resolution of 1920x1080 (Privacy screen required for PharmD) | Minimum resolution of 1920x1080 (Privacy screen required for PharmD) |
| System Memory/ RAM | 16GB | 32GB |
| Hard Drive/ Storage | 250GB+ (SSD recommended) | 250GB+ SSD |
| Graphics/ Video | Integrated Intel HD or AMD graphics | Dedicated/Discrete video card (1GB recommended for DMD) |
| Removable Media | Optional: CD/DVD Drive (internal or external) | Optional: CD/DVD Drive (internal or external) |
| Operating System | Windows 11, or macOS 26 Tahoe (Both updated to latest version) | Windows 11, or macOS 26 Tahoe (Both updated to latest version) |
| Ports | • 2 x USB 3.0 (or equivalent adapters) • HDMI or Display Adapter | • 2 x USB 3.0 (or equivalent adapters) • HDMI or Display Adapter |
| Software | Microsoft Office 365 (Included for Free) Modern browser (Edge, Chrome, Firefox, etc.) Adobe Reader (updated to newest version) Antivirus w/ updatable definitions VLC Media Player (updated to newest version)Defender included w/ Windows | Microsoft Office 365 (Included for Free) Modern browser (Edge, Chrome, Firefox, etc.) Adobe Reader (updated to newest version) Antivirus w/ updatable definitions VLC Media Player (updated to newest version)Defender included w/ Windows |
| Ethernet | Optional: 10/100 internal port or adapter and Ethernet cable | Optional: 10/100/1000 internal port or adapter and Ethernet cable |
| Wireless | 802.11ac (Wi-Fi 5 or 6) (Wireless AC or AX) 5Ghz internal or USB adapter | 802.11ac (Wi-Fi 5 or 6) (Wireless AC or AX) 5Ghz internal or USB adapter |
| UniversityName has LIMITED 2.4Ghz coverage in many areas on campus as this is an older and less reliable technology. You must have a device or adapter compatible with 5Ghz. | ||
| Webcam/Mic | Built-In or external USB camera & microphone | Built-In or external USB camera & microphone |
| Warranty | Not required but recommended. See recommended column --> | 4-year warranty (Warranty duration should match or exceed the years of your program/degree) |
| Internet (ISP) Speed | Download: 25 Mbps | Upload: 5 Mbps |
I have a feeling that this has probably been investigated in the memory literature but Im not sure how to find an answer to this specific question.
I'm starting medical school this year and used Anki a lot during my MCAT prep. I found it was easier to do my reviews if I added some more fun or general use decks. I would review my fun decks as a reward at the end so that, on days I didn't finish my reviews, I wasn't wasting time on the fun cards.
Since my daily reviews will likely go way up in the near future I want to make sure im not shooting myself in the foot by doing 50 trivia cards after 400 medical ones. Will I be overwriting my short-term or long-term memory with comparatively useless cards on a different topic?