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yes, and this car's doors were shut.
Many ed tech proponents are arguing that limiting K-5 students to only be able to use a computer or laptop for 1 hour a day would "undermine workforce readiness." One software industry group sent a letter arguing this in states like Oklahoma
i walked by it 15 seconds before taking this pic -- no, the door was not open. no one was in the car either.
"Some 1,700 Kansans had their driver’s licenses invalidated last month. It wasn’t for racking up speeding tickets or a DUI charge, but because they are transgender." www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news... via @joyurcaba.bsky.social
That’s an empty cop car. No human cop in sight
That’s why I specified I took it from across the street. I walked between the cars trying to leave and the empty Waymo. I looked back and saw at least 10 cars in line also trying to leave. There was not enough room for anyone to get out without driving over a sharp curb.
Just walked by a Waymo that is blocking at least 10 cars from leaving a parking garage (took this after I crossed the street) in downtown LA.
It’s parked directly in front of the garage exit. No one has any ability to move it. So an entire parking garage is getting backed by an empty car
unfortunately our poll didn't ask!
actually no, @eater.bsky.social, I have no "dog-in-restaurant horror stories."
the only horror stories I have is how sad I feel for dogs whose owners drag them to a loud bar; dogs have sensitive hearing!!
A new NBC News poll finds that AI has a lower approval rating nationally than ICE, Trump, JD Vance, and Marco Rubio
www.nbcnews.com/politics/pol...
At the same time, the ed tech industry realizes this is a sign that people don't understand why there is so much technology in classrooms today, and they need to do a better job connecting with parents or offer their own solutions
Many ed tech proponents are arguing that limiting K-5 students to only be able to use a computer or laptop for 1 hour a day would "undermine workforce readiness." One software industry group sent a letter arguing this in states like Oklahoma
NEW: Lawmakers in 16 states introduced bills this year to cap how much time students are allowed to use laptops in school, or which apps schools can use
The ed tech industry is pushing back, insisting educational screen time isn't the same as recreational screen use
www.nbcnews.com/news/educati...
oh so is this why Boy George has had so many chart topping hits recently...
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem did not apologize for or retract administration statements falsely calling two U.S. citizens domestic terrorists shortly after they were killed by immigration agents in Minnesota earlier this year.
data source: www.hazinginfo.org
At least 122 young people in the US have died in hazing incidents since 2000 - mostly from frats and college athletics
But this week Bari Weiss' The Free Press published a pro-hazing editorial - apparently because they need to bond? or let boys be boys?
Crockett has a law degree, she knows this is an easy thing to fact check
truly crazy thing for Jasmine Crockett to make up -- Elaine Godfrey has NOT been sued for defamation, much less been sued for defamation and lost
I think I’ve come to join the perspective that when you become aware of misogynistic roots of internet slang, you should generally not use/stop using that slang
www.wired.com/story/everyo...
Comparing the Team USA hockey scores for the women’s team against the men’s
"just 2 percent of all college students—including 3 percent of Republicans—say they feel they don’t belong on campus due to their political views"
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www.insidehighered.com/news/student...
New court files I found show Facebook planned to launch an app only for high schoolers
It would've been messaging-based & closed to people who don't go to their school; internal files make it sound like a combo of YikYak and Slack
But it never launched
www.nbcnews.com/tech/social-... @nbcnews.com
NEW: It's 2018, and Facebook is designing an app for high school students
They'd be able to chat with anyone at their school, share anon confessions, then port all their info into regular Facebook upon graduation
The company abandoned the project but didn't say why
www.nbcnews.com/tech/social-...
this is a commercial i just saw on CNN about a product that can fulfill the needs of landlords who would like to be on an island beach and still collect money
www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ttk...
"As the journalists interacted with the migrants, uniformed police barged in and detained the lawyer and four journalists. Police confiscated their cameras, laptops and phones..."
www.wsj.com/world/africa...
“Looksmaxxers” are losers and freaks, but we let them steer the culture when we adopt their terminology.
So glad the New Yorker dug into this -- the framing of "legal" vs "illegal immigration" is not applicable when many of the people being detained and deported were going through legal routes
www.newyorker.com/news/annals-...
NEW: Parents are getting pissed about how much time their kids spend on laptops at school -- so they're opting them out.
I spoke with parents who challenged schools to put their kids back on pen and paper, and how they dealt with schools telling them they can't
www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-ne...