Don’t you wonder whether they will fatigue of this? Isn’t there a point at which the accusations become so farcical that they cast doubt and undermine the more subtle forms of bs?

4/3 It’s disappointing and reflects poorly on the data accessibility model of the google classroom ecosystem. In an ideal world anyone ought to be able to publish code which a student can run over her data to improve her learning rate safely without leakage. What is needed is a kind of sandbox.

3/3 It turns out schools (understandably) have a lot of bureaucracy around gaining access to children’s data and this involves accessibility reviews by various gov’t agencies and the need for the application provider to show proof of insurance.

2/3 So I worked with them over months to get it reapproved. Super helpful IT department did their best to help, but then it landed on the desk of the policy makers and was rejected.

Java dns caching and ttl management has been the cause of soooo many problems.

Whatever happens, it doesn’t matter.

The keychron Q60 looks like a nice balance of simplicity and modernity.