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It affects a lot more than just Microsoft and their services. Imagine all the 2 factor logins where the code is send by mail, such as payment processors or other services with high security. They'll still work but the users can get locked out. If this continues for a little longer, we'll start to see some real consequences worse than just email being down.

Other mail providers are working, so we could just send mails through those, but with Microsoft having the majority of business market share, you probably shouldn't expect to receive a reply from anyone using it. Just another way it is disrupting a whole lot of people who have jack shit to do with Microsoft.

It's just a pun. Lots of dad jokes have this format.

It works because kids will eagerly listen to what their father is about to explain, but then he just delivers some silly pun.

In the near future or already, the skill of writing essays will be as useful as having neat hand writing or horse back riding. It's great to know it, but it's not going to be the industry standard outside of school.

Fuck AI and all, but it will eventually become the standard tool for anyone who wants to put a lot of words on a page for whatever reason.

Nobody reads college student essays over the ocean.

Anyway, you misspelled "were" and forgot to capitalize "I". I will forgive your comma mistakes, because I am not in a position to correct commas in English.

C-.

It is luxurious. It's approx. 5 m² , but well worth the space.

If we ever buy a home without one, I'd gladly sacrifice 5 m² from any other room to make this kind of preparation room. It works great for a family.

If I were alone, I'd probably build a tiny house with a combined shower/toilet, but I'd keep my toothbrush in the kitchen.

You'll learn from it. (which is the purpose of universities, rather than grades or papers anyway)

In this case though, it's more because the system clearly doesn't work, so something has to be done eiher way.

They (schools) can't fight AI forever. It will over burden them with slop no matter what they try. It's futile to think that it can be detected, f.i. if the students put the AI in speech mode and writes down the answers in hand etc.

It's better to rethink the entire purpose of what they're trying to achieve. Hundreds of pages of written paper probably isn't it to begin with.

They're trying to educate: To get knowledge into the head of students. A written paper won't really show what's inside the head of the student regardless of it being written by the student, their parents, Indian fiver hirees, AI or simply paid to pass.

IMO the validition process has to be rethought, and it's only good that AI has broken the system.

If you don't how a system works, it's the perfect time to disassemble it.

My wife and I bought an old house which has been rearranged many times over the years. One upstairs room has a sink, but no toilet or shower. The toilet is in a separate room with its own sink. It's the weirdest arrangement, but it works great.

We call it the toothbrush room. Most houses don't have such a room, but I do recommend it. It gets more use than most rooms. Obviously the entrance and kitchen gets the most use, but the whole family comes through the toothbrush room at least twice daily.

We've set some cabinets, make up mirrors, the ironing board, all the hair appliances and such. It's perfect for getting ready, ironing a shirt, flattening the hair, shaving or putting on makeup without having to stand in shit fumes or shower moist. It's the perfect ready room.

I don't why so much of it is dependent on writing a long paper and having several people read through it. It's a waste of time even before AI.

Just do a quick 10 minute oral exam and you'll know if they understand it.

Some things take more than 10 minutes to explain, but only if you need to start from scratch, so for more advanced topics they should just ask questions from the top down and assume the basics. Anyone who fails to understand the basics will obviously fail the deeper meaning as well, or shouldn't have been able to come to that level of exam anyway.

I've only seen it in practice when someone is throwing a large party and wants to bring their own cheaper wine. It can even be the exact same wine.

Paying the full restaurant markup on the wine can be excessive if you hold a wedding for 70 people and if you can find it much cheaper from tax free or bulk purchase. It would still make sense to pay the corkage fee then.

So is he going to be charged for assisting suicide or what? At least it's must be a redeeming factor that Charlie Kirk was begging for it.