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These are all good options! In person testing is certainly on my list, and I like the ideas with WIP versions (especially for larger submissions) and commentary.

I also think of more presentation format submissions where I could ask quick questions to see if the person actually understands what is written. Sort of a small defense.

On technical means, I welcome different forms of AI poisoning in tasks: these don't always work, but they can catch the least attentive.

LLM boom has certainly affected education - complicating things for honest students and at the same time empowering cheaters.

Having studied both pre- and post-boom, I can say the amount of times I was offered to use LLMs overall and ChatGPT/Gemini specifically to generate answers as a student has gone through the roof.

And as a soon-to-be educator (I currently pursue PhD and aspire to teach others), I collect ideas on how to combat it, as it tanks the quality of education so much it may as well be nonexistent. But in any case, students that genuinely complete their assignments should not be harshly affected.

Every English class at my uni has huge, like 10-page essays (can you even call them essays at this point?) where we cover scientific developments in our field we discovered in that month.

Everything is handwritten because "there were students who used LLMs, and they need to be sure at least some effort is put into admission". Like, just to spite on LLM users and all of us just in case.

As someone who studied without laptop through an entire bachelor's degree - it is a valid option, and I still often make handwritten notes of study materials.

When you write things down by hand, you process information for longer and use more parts of your brain to do so, which genuinely helps to memorize study materials.

It also allows for more focus. Personally, I found that when I moved, eventually, to using laptop in my studies, it has reduced my attention span and added unnecessary distractions. When all you have at your fingertips is paper and a pen, there is nowhere to get astray.

The fact that this is a real IT question and not a culinary review is hilarious

Even better that one of the responding comments is written by Barbecue Cowboy

And in case someone hacks into your Jellyfin, what exactly would they do with it? Watch movies? :D

My local one and either Japanese or Chinese. These folks have nailed it, but I still want to eat something familiar as my staple.

Adapter or charger. Rarely - power brick.

Better energy efficiency overall.

Other than that - maybe some habit.

Alrightie then!

Oh, missed that. But won't wastewater clog the membrane?