Yeah, online class and also a core requisite class for most degrees so most students don't really care to begin with.

Yet just last week I saw a discussion board post from a student start with "Certainly, here's a B-student level short answer about x, y, and z." I guess they didn't want to make it sound too obvious with an A-student type answer.

Every class I've taken at my university has had a section in the "academic honesty" section of the syllabus saying that if you use AI to complete the assignment you'll get a 0 and be reported to the dean for plagiarism.

Every time I have to use Word I'm astounded by how dated and clunky the UI is. I end up just throwing it into Google Docs instead half the time.

I've been saying there aren't enough cults these days

That's what I liked about Tidal too. And the interface is much more focused on music, versus Spotify being split among podcasts and books and stuff. I haven't tried Apple Music though, might be worth a shot.

Nice, I've been thinking of switching to Tidal.

What did you switch to?

Not having to drive 30 minutes to an hour to get anything from a store

You're quite likable!