OK, then what about the kids who only have 1 phone but claim to have none?
Ajen
joined 3 years ago
How does this work, are all students required to put a phone in the locker? What about kids who can't afford a phone?
And what about kids who get a second phone to put in the locker so they can keep their main phone?
It's not a threat, it's a plea.
No, it's far cheaper to scan a stack of loose papers than it is to scan a bound book, that's why they're cutting the pages out. And most of the books aren't that valuable, even if they're rare. So it's an accounting decision to destroy the books.
It will never generate something novel. Whether it will generate something "new" depends on your definition of "new," which is a little more ambiguous than "novel."
Sorry if I'm being too pedantic.
No, most people haven't heard of it, but you've probably used it because it used to be integrated into a lot of apps that everyone has heard of.
My grocery store usually has a box or 2 at the top front that's mostly full of cracked eggs from people swapping. So yeah, psychos. At least grab from the middle of the pile if you aren't checking each egg.
Only if they get caught. Seems like a lot of money for a flawed system.