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Sales of blue book exam booklets have surged dramatically across the nation as professors turn to analog solutions to prevent ChatGPT cheating. The University of California, Berkeley reported an 80% increase in blue book sales over the past two academic… Continue Reading →
Nextcloud slams Google for blocking full file uploads in its Android app, blaming Big Tech gatekeeping and anti-competitive practices. The post Google vs. Nextcloud: File Uploads Broken, Competition in Jeopardy appeared first on Linux Today. Link to original post https://www.linuxtoday.com/blog/google-vs-nextcloud-file-uploads-broken-competition-in-jeopardy/… Continue Reading →
My wife and I are co-authors of a widely used textbook on the principles of economics, which is revised on a three-year cycle. When a new edition comes out, I normally visit a number of schools that might adopt it,… Continue Reading →
Season 2 of HBO’s The Last of Us wrapped up on Sunday night, and Ars’ Kyle Orland (who’s played the games) and Andrew Cunningham (who hasn’t) are back to talk about the finale like they’ve talked about every other episode this season…. Continue Reading →
WordPress announced on Tuesday that it has formed an AI team to steward the development of AI products among its developer community. The team includes James LePage (leader of AI at Automattic, WordPress’ parent company), Felix Arntz and Pascal Birchler… Continue Reading →
Anti-vaccine advocate and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has unilaterally revoked federal recommendations for healthy children and pregnant people to get COVID-19 booster shots. The abrupt change, announced on social media, could make it yet more difficult, if not… Continue Reading →
Discover the 11 best free and open source mailing list managers to streamline your email campaigns and enhance communication with your audience. The post 11 Best Free and Open Source Mailing List Managers appeared first on Linux Today. Link to… Continue Reading →
Discover the surprising announcement from Microsoft about their new Linux distribution service. Learn why this move could reshape the tech landscape. The post Believe It or Not, Microsoft Just Announced a Linux Distribution Service – Here’s Why appeared first on… Continue Reading →
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I feel like I should help Harvard, because Harvard helped me, and if you use podcasting or RSS, it helped you too. In 2002, I was ready to leave Silicon Valley, and RSS needed a safe place to be parked,… Continue Reading →