Oceanic crust is heavier, denser, and composed of different rocks than continental crust.

Here in Australia they fill it and give it to you, no refills.

McDonald’s USA has free soft drink refills.

There’s other ways - write it into the conditions of loan that it’s not the school’s responsibility to monitor student use when at home.

There are solutions that allow monitoring only on campus - both the monitoring person and the student need to be on-site for the software to contact a licensing server. No server contact=no monitoring.
And never bring ‘AI’ into it.

Like doing homework in your room? Where now the monitor can turn on your webcam without you knowing and watch you in your personal space?

OK so that’s nuts they installed a private ‘AI’ monitoring software that they have no oversight or control over. From the article, they can’t even see what it flags as inappropriate - it just flags and deletes.
A school admin should never hand over that much control!

Needs sound

Sense of scale

This is so frustrating when trouble shooting - trying to re-find where that one settings page was because you opened another.
It’s not a phone - it’s a windowing desktop environment. Allow multiple instances!

A prominent Australian bank has these requirements:

For Internet Banking, your password must be six to eight characters long.

To improve security, it should:

contain both numbers and letters.
include upper and lower-case letters (your password is case sensitive).

As an Australian, here’s the real war.

That’s the perfect amount of parmesan.

I went looking for the implied ‘A’ language but couldn’t find it. Did find this though:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_programming_languages

Surprising how many single letter names there are.

And the surveillance station in the middle of Australia (pine gap)

And there’s quite a few missing!

Wow did not realise that three of our states don’t have a minimum working age - NSW, Tasmania and South Australia.

I’ve also found (I’m a teacher) this generation is far less proficient at search. They (generalisation) type a whole question into Google, and read the Google created text box to get their answer, taking it as gospel - regardless of if Google has completely gone off the mark.

Contrast this to a generation that grew up with needing to refine search terms with key words, who can find far more relevant info quicker.

It’s hard to get them out of the rut and teach them to be more critical of sources. They’re so used to having what they need served straight up for them. LLMs (AI) are feeding into this more - they struggle to believe that AI hallucinations exist until I show them.

Again all this is generalisation - when I say ‘they’ I don’t mean ‘all’.