Or whatever award it was he wonâ¦.

Tip-splitting is only a thing in the US - for two reasons.

This may be difficult to grasp, but thereâ(TM)s 9 other states.

Why in the world does the average person need to know about Ohmâ(TM)s Law?

Sorry to hear that you were forced to buy something you didn't want.

Wither science and reason.

Then lucky you. Green energy has had no positive effect on my life, yet we're forced to pay for it at every turn.

I suggest that you're the stoopid one for believing that every post is written by an American.

Still waiting to read proof that the rate of climate change has actually slowed because of the reduction in fossil fuel emissions.

I'm just sick of reading about 8GB being insufficient RAM on a new Apple.

The article, and this summary, would have been far more useful if we were told the model of her Apple hardware, version of macOS, and amount of RAM installed. Instead, we just get a pointless mention of the use of RAM usage on a PC running Chrome!

FERPA protections mean little outside of the US.

From the article summary, the quote "....sees uploading a student's work to ChatGPT as a 'huge ethical consideration' and potentially a breach of their intellectual property. AI tools like ChatGPT use such entries to train their algorithms..." TurnitIn uses uploaded student essays to populate its database, access to TurnitIn is available for a licence fee, and students are *required* to submit their work to TurnitIn to receive their grades.

Does the OP mean Ubuntu 24.04 LTS?

No, at my university, it's 10 years for academic faculty.