u/flowersforminerva

▲ 3 r/dli

Headstart2 Sign Up Issues

Hello,

As a disclaimer, I am not a military official, nor do I have any affiliation with the US military. I'm simply a teenager with an interest in learning languages.
I discovered the https://hs2.dliflc.edu/ resource online many months ago, and began using it to learn Russian (I stopped for a while because it's hard, but things are hard sometimes, and what better way to learn a language than by the world's strongest military?), and I came back to find that they had developed a system to store login information so you can learn across browsers and devices. Great! (Especially great for me as I once deleted all my progress accidentally by resetting my browser.) So, I try to sign up under the new system. Whenever I try to make an account, it tells me that:
"Your password must be between 12 and 50 characters long and include at least two uppercase letters, two lowercase letters, and two numbers. Please try again with a valid password."
Which does not make sense, as I've created a password with all of the above requirements. I have also tried changing the password and adding and deleting characters and nothing has changed. I checked to see if maybe the system already had an account with my email, it did not.
I tried using a different email, and that did not work. I attempted also to sign up using a different browser. This, likewise, did not help. My only thoughts are that maybe this is a glitch in the new system or that they're trying to keep civilians from using the service by locking it down according to IP addresses or email domains. I have not tried using the local downloaded version, but I would much prefer to use the online edition. I assume that most on this subreddit are military or military affiliated personnel. Is this also an issue with your devices, email addresses, and locations, or is this a glitch unique to me? I have not tried using a different device altogether, but I will after posting this and edit with an update.
Thank you.

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u/flowersforminerva — 22 hours ago
▲ 9 r/ACT

I don't know how to feel about this, should I be happy or disappointed?

So... I improved but I also got significantly worse?? The math test was incredibly hard that last time, and being in calculus (and not understanding any of it) tbh makes understanding the algebra and geometry of the ACT harder in my experience. I plan on majoring in International Relations/Political Science anyway in college, so hopefully they don't care that their future diplomat can't do math 😭

I'll probably retake over the summer after some math review.

u/flowersforminerva — 7 days ago