TheCleric

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1. 721.▲
   by TheCleric 4y ago

   To be fair, reading the initial bug reports, the focus is heavily on "students disable the wifi and then the next class has to turn it back on, and they may be too young to understand how to do that". Which is a completely fair po
2. 722.▲
   by TheCleric 4y ago

   I think this is harm though. One of the definitions of harm is: "actual or potential ill effect or danger" This does have a potential ill effect: students playing games instead of following along with the lesson. The teacher isn&#
3. 723.▲
   by TheCleric 4y ago

   Yes that's what I was referring to.
4. 724.▲
   by TheCleric 4y ago

   I'm not anti-nuclear, but here's how I see it. It has many upsides, but it has two major downsides: 1) You have to handle the spent fuel (either by storage or recycling, neither of which is easy). 2) When it goes wrong, it goes WR
5. 725.▲
   by TheCleric 4y ago

   Where does this logic end though? If I disparage a publicly traded company, and I somehow lower their stock value, do shareholders have a right to stop me?
6. 726.▲
   by TheCleric 4y ago

   According to German law, no. According to US law, yes. Now whether it's GOOD is a different question.
7. 727.▲
   by TheCleric 4y ago

   And the ones that are left tend to be either filled with spam or content I'd describe as "YIKES". If I own a media company the last thing I'm doing is investing in the IT and moderation infrastructure it takes to run a M
8. 728.▲
   by TheCleric 4y ago

   It's the year of the l̵i̵n̵u̵x̵ ̵d̵e̵s̵k̵t̵o̵p̵ Mastodon instance.