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I would assume the loss of social media for children would be absolutely disastrous. We need to find other ways of dealing with the downside, instead of banning them from using it.
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Exactly how it was for me at that age, and I am speaking for those other people in the same situation. People much younger than me.
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Yes, that's why I want to leave the UK, I am absolutely shocked what happened to this country. It never used to be this bad in the 1990s. And I am unnerved by expressing some of my opinions here on this forum, fully knowing that intell
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No it's nothing to do with underage sex. This is a prime example of the witch hunt mentality that I have been warning about in my other posts. And the opinions I have been expressing on this forum are a serious threat to parental power
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Yes, and these generalizations are the crux of why prejudice is wrong. We cannot discriminate against an entire group even if a majority of its members are wrongdoers. Because by doing that we end up punishing innocent people within the gro
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Thankfully the flag was removed. And I don't believe the post actually gets censored, it just gets hidden from non logged-in users, which is great. I don't consider that real censorship at all. And an exceptionally dramatic writin
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Yes, both boys and girls are equally affected, it's that their problems are different.
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Some kind or organization dedicated to exposing these front groups for what they really are, and their hidden agendas. Infiltrating them and leaking evidence to the press. A dump of all their internal emails would be very nice indeed (witho
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How about education, polite warning messages, time limits, instead of a total ban. I think this hardline treatment of young people is unacceptable, probably something entrenched in society from past generations, with its origins in religion
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But what about the humiliation that young people have to suffer from age discrimination. Being told that "you're not old enough" while being perfectly capable of handling the task, for example. Nobody complains because it
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And so much of those problems could be solved by not using our real names everywhere, and allowing it to be a wild west for freedom of speech, as it rightly should be. Where we can debate anything without fear of censorship, which in many c
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Russia is trolling social media on both extremes of the political spectrum, in order to destabilize the west. They are trying to polarize the population in a deliberate 'divide and conquer' strategy.
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Well in my opinion the government has absolutely no right whatsoever to dictate to the population what media they should have access to or not. It's not the government's business to regulate what we are reading, period. Such regul
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So you are advocating for even more discrimination and prejudice in society than there is already? Yes, prejudice because we are treating people based on a characteristic that may be completely unrepresentative of their character. This time
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No, I think this is wrong, we should be expanding children's rights, not be taking them away. Instead force social media companies to change the recommendation algorithms and make other tweaks to the sites to reduce the amount of harm
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The problem cannot be solved by treating adults like children or by imposing censorship. Education and increasing awareness of the problem is one way to solve it. But those in power probably don't want a population with good critical t
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Yes, and it's not only the government, it's authorities, i.e. those with power over others everywhere that wants control over the flow of information. In the government. In the police. The workplace. The family. And the family i
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What can we do to fight back against this lobbying, while remaining within the law? Enough is enough, we cannot have these unelected pressure groups dictating our laws. And whose views are in the minority. They do not represent the general
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Does Mercedes understand this is destroying the reputation of the brand? This practice needs to be made illegal and an exception made to the DMCA specifically legalizing attempts to bypass it. Bypassing such measures absolutely should not b
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I don't by default accept the existence of such phenomena, instead I don't want to summarily, without investigation, dismiss the existence of it. There might still be a way we can test these hypotheses at some point in the future.
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Interesting it is the Chinese processors (e.g. Allwinner, T-Head, Rockchip) that happen to be free of this secure boot garbage by default. If you want to you can blow an efuse (with power applied to the VPP pin) and enable secure boot. But
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Yet one more reason the Platform Security Processor is a nightmare and should be removed completely from future processors.
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There shouldn't be anything wrong with having an open mind about such phenomena. While it's very likely that they are of biological origin, to immediately dismiss any other possibilities is closed minded dogmatism.
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Also try 'mlterm', it has sixel graphics support enabled by default. While XTerm supports sixels, many distributions don't enable it by default. Then, if you have 'libsixel-bin' installed you can run e.g. 'img2
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I started at the age of 7, on a Sinclair ZX81, a Z80 based system. Getting it to print things to the screen. Then eventually progressed to an Acorn Archimedes at the age of 9, where I started to figure out how ARM assembly language worked,
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This is likely true for serial killers as well. Who start watching horror films and reading books about murder. However ordinary people never end up doing the crime. Same for violent fantasies too. Normal people don't do end up doing i