SmallDosesOnly

Did you know that Hasbro already had a boys version (The Queasy Bake Cookerator) and a gender neutral version (Real Meal Oven)? Your video seemed to make a lot of assumptions that Hasbro were gender biased, when in reality they were just profitability biased.

Without Subnetting, proper routing wouldn't be possible, and without routing and segmenting the internet wouldn't be possible. The internet was developed to be a self healing network with multiple routes to each location. This is possible because of segmentation and routing.

Also more isolated in a LAN/WAN/MAN environment, segmentation allows you so segregate traffic, both for bandwidth considerations and for security reasons. I'm a senior implementer for a relatively small company (about 120 employees worldwide), and we utilize about 7 different subnets within our LAN/WAN.

On a side note I graduated from Kaplan (also attended University of New Orleans, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and maintained above a 3.5 at each insitution) and make 6 figures as a Senior Implementer/Systems Administrator. A degree from anywhere is just a piece of paper, what you get out of it is up to the individual.

wrong again. Subnetting is very important, especially the theory behind it.

Well if you think that Subnetting is obsolete there is a reason you aren't being hired.

Kaplan is regionally accredited.