"That the professor used AI is definitely irrelevant."

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At least, if high school teachers have to have the kids do all their assignments in Faraday cages, they'll probably knock it off with all the homework.

Rebranding is for when people hear the name of your brand and turn away in disgust or bottomless disinterest, not when you're the most prestigious name in your market segment by, like, a mile.

It may well be immune to heat, cold, and, uh, salt, but the company's website says that the substrate is glass, and obviously there are lots of things that glass is not immune to. For one, we must hope that no bulls get loose in the library over the next 5000 years.

From the article: '"With these enhanced security measures, we can continue to expand access to U.S. technology without compromising our national security," Republican Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas said.'

Tom Cotton confidently opined that Trump was going to peacefully step down from power if he lost the 2020 election. Upon losing the 2020 election, Trump did not peacefully step down from power.

Anybody remember when talking about computer technology was fun?

"This marks the second referendum on e-ID implementation, after voters rejected a previous version in 2021. The government has revised its approach, making the new system free, optional, and fully state-operated rather than privately managed."

Right, but it won't stay optional. If you think it will, you shouldn't be allowed to leave the house by yourself, lest you convert your entire retirement portfolio to magic beans again.

"I'm would be"

No fewer than three drafts of that sentence made it into the final submission, at no extra charge. You're welcome.

Wow. Zuckerberg really is the king of innovation. He's invented the next big thing in trash people. Step aside, incels, and make way for "inhumes": the involuntarily human.

I guess VMWare, by suing their customers, is trying to emulate Oracle. We'll have to see how that works out for them. I'm would be "not well", but then again, Oracle is still around, so I've been wrong before.

Sounds like they're trying to combine the societal benefits of layoffs with the societal benefits of firings for cause. It is important that laid-off employees and society at large in no way allow them to have things both ways.

Vibe Coding, from the makers of Aura Carpentry and Chakra HVAC.

These fraudsters know what they did. Thirty seconds is not long enough to do crafts!

Right. You're talking about a code generator. Those have been all the rage in MS world since at least the mid-aughts, notably for WinForms apps and for persistence layers. The code generated is shite, of course, but that doesn't ever seem to discourage anyone. "We don't have to look at the code, it just works!" they say. It's not clear to me that the people who say that have any intention of looking at the code even when it doesn't work, though.

Fork it now, and fork it hard.