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I still find it crazy that those books existed in the first place. When I grew up you only needed a name and you could look it up in the yellow pages to get their phone number and address.

However, where I lived it was possible to opt out from this.

I think a good way to deal with this would be assignments that also (partly) prepare you for the written exam. So if you sit down and do it yourself and actually understand the assignment you already did some learning for the exam.

I had one course at university with homework assignments that were super tough. I did it all by myself but in the end I learned so much that I didn't even need to study for the written exam and got a top grade. Others who did not do their assignments on their own had to study hard for the written exam and in most cases got way worse grades or failed.

Does it need to be iOS? Can't they use Android?

Yeah sure. But compared to now it was basically empty.

Guess what? Wikipedia was empty as well when it was created. People like you had to fill it themselves.

This.

Being able to talk to a computer is pretty cool (to me). But I want it to be "my" computer that respects my privacy, acts in my interests and doesn't talk to anybody else.

"Code IS documentation"

This feels like Americans voting behavior. "The thing I liked has gone to shit, so as a protest I will take double shit with extra piss"

It looks ass on this picture. However, it kinda looks like a steamdeck without a screen which is no surprise. And I quite like the steamdeck controls..

yahoo

Now that's a name that I haven't heard in a long time

I believe those who deploy the machines should be responsible in the first place. The corporations who make/sell those machines should be accountable if they deceptively and intentionally program those machines to act maliciously or in somebody else's interest.