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So the sick and unhealthy is the big problem in society? They are who is behind the cause of everything which is going wrong? So we need to turn against them and do what?
You got one thing right, poorly 'researched' ideas..
So are the teacher supposed to stop grading the students works?
Some people never leave the academia, and that is not a bad thing. What kind of research would done if there is no academia around for that?
If people barely learn how to read, write or think critically how are they expected to handle predatory companies?
How can we expect students to learn anything, if they are using tools which cannot be trusted to tell the truth?
There is not one educational system. So if US changes their system according to your idea, what would happen to us students if other countries does not follow suit? Will they fare better or worse?
Why should they study if they would get the idea that AI can help them with everything?
From what I remember that was never the issue people was fighting for. It was more about the right to own what you payed for and bought, and the right to create a copy of it for yourself. Which still are a big issue. Why do I get to keep a physical book for as long as I want, but when I "buy" a digital book it is only a license.
uBlock Origin, Tab Stash, Bitwarden, Consent-O-Matic, Terms of Service;Didn't Read, Dark Reader. I use Tab Stash instead of bookmarks to (try) keep track of interesting webpages, it's not working well with the organization of pages. But I have a pretty good history since I started to use it, in 19th July 2023. I have been "forced" to use it, when firefox has started to use too much memory on my Macbook, so I have been forced to close down firefox to be able to keep using it.
The ToS for the site goes against what the whitepaper says. WP * "Every human has access to WLD tokens simply for being human."
ToS * "You are not located in, under the control of, a national, or resident of: Syria, the Crimea, Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions of Ukraine, Russia, North Korea, Iran, Cuba, or any other country or region with whom the United States, the European Union, or any other country or jurisdiction has restricted the access of the Features"
No where does it state how much an orb cost. People need to own a phone to be able to use this. I'm pretty confident in being able to say that not every human alive owns a phone, and probably not every human alive wants to own a phone.
A majority of people are able to use it technically.
What protection does this system have against CMEs? It is not a question of if a Carrington-class CME will hit Earth again, it is a question on when it will hit earth again.
My taste in music is apparently so varied, that if I want to keep the "daily" Spotify list as I want them, I have to limit myself in variation in what I listen to, otherwise they will get too mixed up and I will not enjoy them anymore. So I use other peoples recommendations or music review sites instead to find new music/bands/artists. I tried the spotify AI dj service a couple of times, but it has not been a good experience, when it tries to push in a new direction it has never really gotten it right for me.
ah this explains why my spotify experience has gotten worse over time.
I tried it out. It did not feel like a good tool to use in the current iteration, multiple choice questions, with 4 very distinct and narrow choices. It was way too easy to skew the results. If I would have been given the test/assessment in a real process, I would not have been able to complete the test/assessment, because none of the choices fit my answer for the question. The concept is interesting, but they really need to polish a lot more before it will be useful.
I have found that How Linux Works, 3rd Edition from No Starch Press is a pretty good book talking about linux for beginners.
I prefer reading instead of hearing some TTS or Voice AI reading things. For proper audio experience, a VA makes things probably better, though that has some cost to it as well. Otherwise just stick to text.
What should one do when that is not possible to handle the servers as cattle, because there is 200 unique servers which different people has to connect to and do different things with, like a university or other academic places?
Ok, so killing non-combatants aka civilians to trying to force the opposition to stop the conflict faster? More biological and chemical weapons, which causes mass amount of damage by not killing people but by remove their combat effectiveness to also able to stop the conflict faster?
I work as tech support at a technical university. One student emailed in to us and complained that one of our website links didn't work, which the student had received in some documentation from the teacher. I asked the student to send in the docs to us so I could check it out, it turned out to be a project where the student had to install lamp on a windows machine and the browse to the localhost, which didn't work for the student because the student had not followed the instructions in the documentation.
Wix sites is pretty common for me to see through my work. Though not in a positive light. Most wix links/sites I see are phishing links, so we have been thinking about blacklisting the whole wix domain to stop having that issue.