Woa, I never even realized lisp is something other than a programming language actually. Non-native speaker, but still, the walls of my bubble must be thick...
If you do video calls through teams or similar when working remotely, internet speed would be a big issue, coupled with the abandon of a lot of rural areas in spain
The reason for the name seems to be because of its focus on
systems. I do agree that the way it's labeled isn't the
best, but it's not trying to be representative of all Computer Scionce.
In fact, it seems to specifically be trying to have a
different focus than a cs degree:
> This book aims to move in completely the opposite direction, working from operating systems fundamentals through to how those applications are complied and executed.
"opposite direction" tends to imply "the same content, just with a different order/framing". Whereas the OP leaves out the majority (not all, but more than half) of what people tend to put under the term "computer science" completely
