Yeah, if it’s essential that the students prove that they can write a report/essay - in person, hand written or on a offline computer with no AI.
The other better option is that you don’t give assignments that are just written essays and book reports.
I’m in general against too much regulation, but like vaccines, sometimes you have to target a whole group to fight a disease. You alone staying away is not viable.
Just curious what your stance is on abortion?
Oh look, another far left government sliding into authoritarianism and fascism.
If you already do these during the day while your solar is generating enough power to do that, you're not really saving anything though?
It will also depend on the extra fees that you have to pay on these plans, and the no doubt higher electricity charge outside of these hours.
Also requires you to sign up to their plans that offer it, which will come with many caveats and higher prices/fees.
Power companies aren't in the business of losing money.
Cool, and no laws have been changed, and it's debatable if any should.
You know you can un-minify code, don't you? Minifying it doesn't encrypt it. The links to internal tickets and private repositories would still be there even if they minify it.
Links to internal tickets and repos aren't a security issue btw.
None of that is "relatively minimal effort" other than releasing the source code, which is not something that should ever be mandated.
This is standard practice in industry - you don’t buy something without assurance that if the company goes under you have options.
Which industries is this standard in? I can't think of any. If Samsung went bankrupt who is replacing your S25 Ultra?
Sure, but has the law made licenses for software illegal/unenforceable? No.
Can I ask why you bother doing that? What is the point?
The only thing new about it is the AI.