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I Have Nothing but Red Herring to Hide
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Privacy Tools vs. Online Child Exploitation and Abuse
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3y ago
Maybe take a look at pCloud.
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As a teacher, I have often been astounded how 17 or 18 year old students don't know about backups and lose big project files at crucial moments.
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3y ago
I taught in high school for several decades and can tell you I saw this shift happen over the past 15 years (by the way I saw my students were just using search rather than folder hierarchies.)
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3y ago
I clone my kids' drives with Clonezilla, but not often enough.
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3y ago
Thanks for posting this here!
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Comparison Notesnook and Standard Notes
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I went from teaching in a Google environment to teaching in a Microsoft environment this year. Though Google now feels familiar and relatively easy (though try moving documents from one folder to another online...), I'd almost forgotte
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3y ago
Thanks, I have added the direct link to the Danish ruling in the article now. Good point.
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3y ago
> user-controlled linux Thanks, I will change that in the article. I appreciate your feedback
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> refurbished hardware (a random mix of old laptops in a large-scale deployment lol) On the refurbished laptop market, I see large amounts of the same series of laptops, often Thinkpads, for example. I assume this is because companies wi
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English translation of injunction against Google platforms in Danish schools
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Jesper Graugaard's Fight Against Chromebooks in Danish Schools
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3y ago
When I started writing (and the other stuff that comes with it - planning, editing, posting, follow-up, archiving) I stopped making music, because blogging takes up a lot of time.
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3y ago
If you're testing for the skill of using LLMs, then no problem.
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3y ago
It's a good idea, but doesn't solve the problem of the student then using AI to answer the questions in the interview. We're back to square one.
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3y ago
A calculator is an impressive single-function tool. LLMs and other forms of AI are multi-function problem solving tools. ChatGPT and other AI tools are closer to the introduction of the world wide web than they are to the invention of the c
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3y ago
That won't work in many national and international systems, due to externally prescribed exam or coursework conditions.
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GPT4 can already convincingly analyse and explain why a drawn comic is funny or ironic. It's really unbelievable when you see it do that.
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3y ago
The main issue that is not addressed is that students need points to pass their subjects and get a high school diploma. LLMs are a magical shortcut to these points for many students, and therefore very tempting to use, for a number of norma
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3y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I'll take a look at rewording that better. It's not clear, as you say.
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3y ago
I'm mainly worried about a permanent record of a profile of a range of my online activities. A realistic first step is to break that up a little. With the Google Maps mention I was suggesting it's ok not to go hard core privacy, b
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https://www.wjcl.com/article/hurricane-idalia-update-georgia... (set VPN to USA if not in the States)
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You could be right, but for now, those supermarket discount schemes are still going strong.
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3y ago
What a great idea :)
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3y ago
But being censored on a social media platform is not in the same league as being cut off from your own money. That's a real problem. If you can find it, check the Murdaugh murder trial document of his physical movements on the night of
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I wrote a paragraph about this issue but cut it out for conciseness. I think it is worrying that if data is truly 'the new oil', it's really strange the names of the behind-the-scenes companies are not in the public debate.
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3y ago
Please feel free to follow the blog. I write about parenting in particular.
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3y ago
My worry is that we are lobsters slowly being boiled.
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