did microsoft just lock up a good chunk of open source behind a (stochastic (for now)) login wall?

this feels like it should violate the gpl, but i bet it doesn’t. truly devious.

incredible. i hope you’re paid well

police love a police state, film at 11

i would like to introduce you to the concept of “hyper-realism”

i think it will benefit you

“gets ran out”

good editorial control there folks. very legitimate sounding

what else are you supposed to do when things aren’t done properly? it’s just common sense. not racist. the migrant crisis in europe proves that, surely. i just love to look across the pond at some of their creative ideas for how to deal with people who just refuse to do things the right way. if only we also had a large sea we could just let them drown in, instead of having to spend so much money after they get here. clever stuff there from enlightened europe!

“sensibly”

are you american?

oh no, here we say “the right way”

*italian

i’d be shocked if it’s tens. people should really talk to their professors. unless it’s basically open and shut, no one is going to see a disciplinary hearing.

and even in those meetings, actually failing a student is often not the outcome.

from what i’ve seen at least half of students cheat now, and it is a tiny, tiny fraction that face any consequences.

no, what will happen instead is more in person stuff without computers and more work-showing.

“around the corner,” to mean something is nearby but out-of-sight, is a common idiom in the united states

he has always been like this. god, he’s one of the most consistent public figures i can think of. nothing has changed except that now you can see.

nate anderson, so its probably slop that slipped by. at least, that’s easier for me to understand than a human being actually writing something like that since 1980.