abbadon420
@abbadon420@sh.itjust.works
moved here from: lemm.ee/u/abbadon420
- Comment on Bluetooth earphones won't connect and need manual connection again 🤬 4 days ago:
I honestly like it. Sometimes I’m listening music on my phone. And when a open my laptop, I don’t want keep listening,not connect to the laptop and listen to an incoming email sound.
- Comment on Stop Killing Games fails to secure EU law despite 1.3M signatures 5 days ago:
But it’s so shiny. Surely just one little copy won’t hurt anyone.
- Comment on If only... 6 days ago:
I have definitely seen OP’s mom stretch like that
- Comment on 6 days ago:
I’m also a teacher. I teach programming. I teach adults, some even 50+. I love teaching the older students, because they really care, they really want to learn, they put in effort and attention, all of them.
My university primarily teaches online, through Teams. Lessons are not mandatory. Lately it happens a lot that simeone hands in their finals assignment and it looks shiny. I’ve never heard of this student or talked to them. They never handed in any homework or asked any questions. They didn’t even watch the recorded lessons. So I look at the code and it’s all smells of AI.
In this case our process is to fike it with the exam commission and they will have a meeting with the student to prove theyy actually did it themselves. I’ve sit in with a few of these meetings, but I’ve only seen one student be able to answer any of the questions we ask them about their own work.
This works pretty well, because I don’t have to prove AI, I just have to point to suspicion. Than the students have to prove that they know what they have done. Which is a “guilty until proven innocent” kind of sitution, but it’s very easy to pass if you’re actually innocent and did your own work.
I think this is the tried and tested way to test for plagiarism, but now applied to AI usage. Because in fact, AI usage in a graduation project is plagiarism. Time consuming, but effective.
- Comment on What is a router ? 6 days ago:
Also, all the devices in your home network (pc, tv, phone, thermostat, whatever) can talk to each other via broadcast. They just frequently yell out “I am here! See me!”. The router stops those broadcasts from going into your neighbour’s network or even the internet.
- Comment on booty 1 week ago:
Where can I find that qr code?
- Comment on Google Has Decided My U.S. Spectrum IP Address is in Mexico 2 weeks ago:
I’ve experienced the same a couple weeks ago. But the Netherlands hasn’t been Spanish territory in almost 500 years.
- Comment on US Patent 374378 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on Why Life in Louisiana has Become Impossible 2 weeks ago:
This guy talks like the James Hetfield of youtubers.
- Comment on Why Chinese Factories Staple Real Cash to Cables 3 weeks ago:
It’s 22 seconds.
They taoe money to cables to act against counterfeit cables. Counterfeit cables are a serious fire hazard. Counterfeiting is punishable with a small fine, but is a growing problem in china (oh, the irony!). Counterfeiting money is punishable by death in some cases.
The cable manufacturers tag their product with the id of the banknote and register that in a database. So the customer can check if they are buying a real product or a dangerous counterfeit.
- Comment on UK Police arrests criminal trying to escape 3 weeks ago:
This is not America
- Comment on Rebuilding 3 weeks ago:
Shit
- Comment on Deez 3 weeks ago:
They’re not?
- Comment on 🥵🥵🥵 3 weeks ago:
Now you have two incomprehensible signals.
- Comment on Important plant fossils!! 3 weeks ago:
The story of Edmundson (Norse) and Nobile (Italien), the first to fly over the North pole, is also very interesting. After reaching the north pole. Nobile attempted a Italien only trip with a massive airship.
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They unfortunately crashed very dramatically. Edmundson started an expedition to rescue his friend, but never returned. - Comment on 4 weeks ago:
Run your own instance of whatever. Jellyfin, bitwarden, ollama, openui, forgejo, anything
- Comment on 4 weeks ago:
Or Forgejo
- Comment on Reckless Ben's Newest Work 4 weeks ago:
Damn, what a bunch of capitalist assholes. One and half hour video, but I can’t wait for part two.
- Comment on Anon reads horror 4 weeks ago:
Was there not some time traveling component? Like their future selves had to find each other again and come back ti their childhoods. I thought that was what made the “children having sex” part not as triggering as it sounds,because they were actually adults. Mind you, it’s been years since I read the book. I might be misremembering things.
- Comment on Hormuz Jeff 4 weeks ago:
It’s a missed chance that they didn’t call it FOSS
- Comment on Mint 5 weeks ago:
Haha! That’s such a stupid thing to do. That’s why I’ve only planted a blackberry in my garden.
- Comment on Just an idea 5 weeks ago:
- Comment on That's clever 5 weeks ago:
I know what coke and mentos do together. That has been mentioned plenty in this thread. My comment was going for a different take, a more literal interpretation of the image, but that seems to have missed its target.
- Comment on I would like to play a calm game 5 weeks ago:
I recommend Timberborn. Also great and relaxing to watch someone like Zeddic play it.
- Comment on That's clever 5 weeks ago:
What in the capitalistic hell is the plan, sponsorship?
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
It’s not worth it. Eurovision has lost its way. Nowadays it only serves to make some people a lot of money. Also give the lgbtq+ community a token night of protest, so we don’t have to actually address any of the problems irl.
- Comment on We are so close 5 weeks ago:
It’s not useless. It’s marketing, pure capitalist marketing. Always has been. CocaCola is not a beverage company, it’s a marketing company.
- Comment on How to really find friends by interests? 5 weeks ago:
This is where school can come in handy. You don’t become a good programmer from learning school books. You become a good programmer by doing and being intrinsicly curious. What school can help with is networking. It brings you in contact with peers. You can work together with classmates, discuss code an nerd out with them. Community makes you a better programmer. Community is just as impirtant as code.
- Comment on Homiesex is not real 5 weeks ago:
You can tell by the way they say it lasted three hours. I have it on good authority that 2 minutes is very average.
- Comment on Lesbian sheep 5 weeks ago:
This is even better than gay swans
