yeh if you can't shove numpy in there its not really useful.

That is how the EU will do that.

I used mercurial in anger for about 9 months or something, with a gitlab fork too. when git goes wrong there's forums, blogs, books and manuals. When hg does it's a python stack trace, good luck.

There's a patched dll around that replaces IPX for TCP.

Turn off ipv6, the lobbies work but not the game when you try to start.

The core tenant of this I'd rather push is project based learning. Otherwise it sounds a bit too much like the point of education is to do a job and earn money.

Also touched on is failure, you can't learn a business with real money without failing to make any money, and failure is important and just as much of a passing grade in a project context IMO, depending on grasping the failure.