If you're like me wondering how home exams were ever a thing:
The story that Serrano told them begins in December 2025, when a gunman attacked Brown’s campus and killed two people, including one who had recently introduced herself to Serrano.
Shaken by the experience, Serrano decided that his spring 2026 section of the quite difficult ECON 1170 would allow take-home exams for both the midterm and the final. Suddenly, the course received an influx of students. El País has the story:
I think it's law first until it's challenged. So they'll do the state election and then the challenge can play out, likely for next time because removing an elected official is a minefield.
So if you're out on a farm, what's the best option for Internet? Is 3g an option? (Either unlimited or a very large amount) Any line of sight service good?
It's everywhere. I heard a comparison between the American revolution and the French revolution and thought that's an interesting topic. Went to YouTube, top 3 videos were from "In God we trust", "Rebel news", and "the heritage foundation".
I posted this about the Supremacy Clause (federal vs state jurisdiction) when this happened https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Lk6tOvIu4qw. Investigation is different than prosecution though.
Isaac 1's capabilities are grouped by feature area:
Laundry Flow — Isaac 1 handles much of the laundry cycle for you:
Finds and picks up dirty clothes
Handles loaded hampers
Folds and puts clothes away
Daily Reset — Isaac 1 resets your rooms so you come back to spaces ready to be lived in:
Makes beds
Fixes pillows and blankets
Puts kids' and pets' toys, shoes, and clutter back where they belong
Depending on the home in question, Isaac 1 may be able to help with even more within each feature area (such as loading and unloading clothes from washer/dryer machines). No matter what, Isaac 1 grows more capable over time as we roll out improvements over the air.
If you're like me wondering how home exams were ever a thing: