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Re:America’s social-media addiction is getting worse on Friday August 09, 2019 @03:26PM (#20657545)
A quick search gave me the information that death by suicide is going down. If there is an increase in anxiety and depression, I see no reason to blame social media. If used in a good way, social media make us feel well.
Re:America’s social-media addiction is getting worse on Friday August 09, 2019 @12:44PM (#20656017)
Anxiety, depression and suicides are nothing new. I don't blame on either ordinary or online social interaction. Instead I think social interaction is healthy, given it has a good quality, whether it's online or not.
Re:America’s social-media addiction is getting worse on Friday August 09, 2019 @10:37AM (#20654734)
"I want to help people put tech down and plug back into the world"

But they are plugged to the world, and more so than in the past when they were limited to people around them, books, newspapers etc.

Re:America’s social-media addiction is getting worse on Friday August 09, 2019 @10:10AM (#20654455)
It's strange that people still believe in internet addiction.
Re:Pentagon testing mass surveillance balloons across the US on Saturday August 03, 2019 @10:34AM (#20600591)
But cops could also observe criminals, so that probably evens out.
Re:A Black Hole Engulfing the World's Bond Markets on Sunday July 28, 2019 @01:35PM (#20548764)
I don't think they are paid for having money. When saving money in a bank, you don't have the money. The bank has it, and you are being paid for letting them have your money.
Re:Portugal’s radical drugs policy is working (2017) on Sunday July 14, 2019 @12:14PM (#20434208)
If drugs were legal I imagine that other than the cartels would produce and sell the drugs. Maybe big pharma and the tobacco industry.
Often is not the same as usually.
I think you do get a lot of information from lasers on the road. At my job the fork lift trucks have blue lasers and it works very well.
Probably a lot can be done to help safety without adding noise. Maybe something as simple as warning signs for silent cars can help.
I don't think noise is necessary. It's only that people are used to noise. I usually wear sound isolating earphones outdors, so I don't hear cars as much now. But to compensate for that I look more around. That's something everyone could learn. Exception is those that are blind, but I think they should be able to get some help from technology to warn them from cars.
I harldy think we have evolved to react to car noises.
Re:Vivaldi 2.6 on Thursday June 20, 2019 @07:03AM (#20231589)
It can. Lot of commodities today is highly non-trivial.
If journalists are imprisoned, then it is.
That's no excuse.
Other cities, states or countries.
Re:G20 agrees to push ahead with digital tax on Monday June 10, 2019 @12:59PM (#20148521)
No, but not only a displeased population can cause trouble to a state.
Hiring fairness sounds to me like the same as hiring for better outcomes and industry productivity.
Software that limits hardware that is included in the car means to not use the best possible software.
It's a waste to not give the best software possible to the car. In a car, a higher price is only natural if the car is more expensive to produce or develop.
Re:Huawei Accused of Technology Theft on Saturday June 08, 2019 @10:57PM (#20136797)
Do you really own a Huawei phone? I think anyone that do trust them to the same degree now as when they bought it.
Re:Huawei Accused of Technology Theft on Saturday June 08, 2019 @10:44PM (#20136729)
No, that would be stealing. But if you opened a TV and photographed it then it's not stealing.
Re:Huawei Accused of Technology Theft on Saturday June 08, 2019 @09:17PM (#20136340)
Most of this is not stealing, but instead copying and spying.
Re:The Making of a YouTube Radical on Saturday June 08, 2019 @03:09PM (#20134398)
But the idea with this algorithm was to expand peoples interestes. That should work against locking people into bubbles.
Re:The Making of a YouTube Radical on Saturday June 08, 2019 @01:30PM (#20133729)
I don't see whats wrong about suggesting videos to users that they like to watch.
Maturation means improvement. If something is getting worse, then it's not maturation.
There's a difference in being difficult to enforce and impossible to enforce. Laws like we are discussing here are enforceable enough.
The right of privacy is violated if someone that wanted to stay anonomous is defamed. Doing searched automatically is also very different from doing it manually. But even if it's done manually, defaming someone still goes against their right to privacy.
> Why should pornography actors not have responsibilities for what they do?

They should have a right for privacy.

Laws are often difficult to enforce, but that is not a reason to not have the laws.

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