You wildly misunderstood my post. Firstly, I’m not suggesting students turn their brains off. Secondly, how you learn isn’t relevant to the demonstration and application of that knowledge, which is precisely why I said in person assessment is the optimal way. You ask the student and watch them, live. This is how you defend a thesis, in front of a live panel. No tools, no cheating, just your knowledge.

What I am suggesting is that the system should adapt to the reality of the technology.

How do you figure? There are open source self host able solutions right now.

I dunno, they’re here to stay. Cat’s out of the box. Educators and education need to adapt. In person assessment is probably the ideal way to gauge progress and learning, but due to resources I don’t see it being practical.

Someone made the call to choose a division of 12 though. They could have also chosen 24.

Can confirm. Recently spent a few weeks travelling in China and was blown away by the scale of their infrastructure and overall organization and modernity of tier 1 cities. I ate at so many michelin restaurants in Shanghai for what would be chump change back home. The cities are clean. All the cars are EVs and their sensors seem far more advanced than standard deployments I’ve seen in north america. Mega surveillance state but fuck me if it isn’t safe as hell; met several solo female travellers who said they’ve never felt safer anywhere.

This is one of the most beneficial reasons to even run Plex; it’s ubiquitous. I can access it from nearly everywhere with a simple TV alone, and also provide access to family without having to run tech support for them or requiring any additional investments on their part.

Web devs who implement this won’t care about your traffic.

The truth is there are already many things in the room. Walls, air, paper. Gravitational influence. The arrangement is rife with mass. Between the Planck lengths are quantum fluctuations. A crease introduces a new arrangement of some of this, and the energy required to do so increases entropy. In other words, this philosophy exercise seems completely useless other than putting ignorance on full display.

I actually think it’s better than that and when you set up multiple pipelines that interact and cross check it starts to ramp up. Definitely true Lemmy has its head in the sand about it though.

They’re honest at least. I respect that. Likely doesn’t care enough but if someone presents the info that would be filed under ‘neat’.

Evidence based religion 😂. Good one.

Interesting, but not sure the data proves the headline. The best they can say is that such searches originating from red states are a significant portion of all US searches.

Obsessed: no definition or evidence to support this.

Republicans: not a definitive connection, though plausible.

I don’t want to say this is irresponsible reporting, but it’s not factually accurate either.

You can cast from your phone to a dedicated device. Going from easiest to hardest in terms of setup:

• chromecast
• nvidia shield
• custom PC

You’d use your phone (or tablet or laptop) to load the app/website (twitch, youtube, plex, whatever) then cast to the device, which would be connected to your TV. The chromecast is the most likely to have shitty features and forced upgrades while the custom PC will leave everything up to you. The end result is no outsourcing control of your primary display (TV) and you can leave it permanently offline.

You give up control this way. Dedicated devices are superior.

Yup. All this crying about the field is a big nothing burger.

You can always get your own non-router hardware of significantly higher quality and run PFSense or similar for an end result that blows any consumer grade router out of the water. Unless they start banning all PCs this is the better way to go anyway.

You are again assuming. It’s obvious you shouldn’t. The confusion is your own.

Because it obviously wasn’t clear to her partner. Instead of assuming, communicate. Women do this often and yes I’m generalizing but men aren’t mind readers. Different people will have different expectations unless you talk and agree.

No question. But on the spectrum of basic decency, the minimum you owe to another group member from the get-go is as @captainlezbian@lemmy.world laid out; you stick together.

I’d agree, and this sounds more of a failure of communication and expectation setting from the get go, from both parties.