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  1. Jan 2022
    1. Google said it had found something similar on YouTube, which it owns.

      I think it's sometimes not a great source when a company is talking about themselves, but the linked announcement is something more along the lines of them admitting there was a problem, which I'd argue is a bit more useful. Since this is a press release, it supports the use in the article of showing this happened. ~Michael Burns

    2. Another set of images claims demonstrators harmed a nurse’s eye. An eyepatch has become a symbol of the protests after footage surfaced showing a woman believed to be a volunteer medic whose eye was injured after being hit by a beanbag round from police — not protesters.

      A good example of how tracing the origin of a photo reveals that the photo is actually of something completely opposite of what is claimed.

    1. There is no late work. Instead, I drop scores 3 Preparations, 2 assignments, and 3 Reflections, for no-fault grading.

      More and more instructors are starting to do this, I like that it takes the guesswork out of waiting on a late grade assignment and gives you an "oops" or two. ~Michael Burns