To be fair it is probably not on purpose. He is just too stupid to make realistic estimates of what will be possible.

Or just cutting down the time they are allowed to spend on researching the issues properly.

Most of the technical problems with learning/teaching are actually caused by sticking to outdated 19th century concepts in schools such as having the (by definition average) local teacher explain things instead of someone who actually knows how to explain the subject matter well and pretending that kids need to memorize everything in a modern world instead of incorporating the ability to look up things into the learning process.

Most of the actual major problems with education are caused by funding structures and deliberate sabotage by parts of society who benefit from an uneducated population without critical thinking and research skills.

While I can see your point I would like to point out that that might excuse problems parents have raising their children but not parents making that everyone else’s problem by insisting the rest of the world is made child-safe somehow.

It would take too long.

Making the bet that is, it would be leaked before you are done setting up the betting system.

The headline said it was right-wing, not a MAGA cultist.

Solar Roadways 2.0?

Plenty of things are more difficult in decentralized systems.

You have to store all kinds of data either in multiple copies/caches or get long delays on certain operations such as search or even just displaying aggregated data (such as a post and its comments from different instances on Lemmy).

You have the problem of different jurisdictions and moderation policies for different instances.

You will have a hard time exporting or deleting all data related to a specific user when required by law (e.g. GDPR).

Seems like it would be the word of the first quarter of the 21st century.

LWN is good for Linux kernel related content.

Turns out there was a job writing content so stupid that even AI could do a better job at it after all.

True, compliance can be helpful to pressure vendors into doing what they should have been doing in the first place.

To be fair encryption at rest is one of those checkbox requirements that - in the absence of checks how it is implemented - is just implemented as a key next to the file that is encrypted.

You still need hardware significantly more complex than would be otherwise needed for a device for which USB 2.0 speeds were already much more than required.

Honestly, I would just get rid of copyright completely. The right to copy data makes no sense in a modern context. Replace it with rights related to allowed uses of data to be determined by the people who produce the data and the people the data is about.

What is really unnecessary is to have the ability to transfer 20GB/s from your mouse or keyboard.

Those people drove like a-holes.

That is not true. I mean the bit where you put that into the past tense. They still do.

Most deadly to driver is not the same thing as most deadly. SUVs are usually extremely deadly to pedestrians and other road users.

The government should mandate warning labels on companies like that, maybe “fintech” would be a good word to force them to use, similar to the way large companies have to use the “enterprise” warning label and games companies have to be labelled “triple A” to know their products and services are low quality and have a high risk of failure.

Just because he is an idiot who never worked a day in his life and so doesn’t know that your productivity goes down significantly without relaxation that doesn’t mean that anyone should listen to that drivel.