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70's ??? Heck, I was doing that in the mid 50's, though the screen was a bit smaller. -
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In the 'irony is not dead but ubiquitous' category: " 'cough'. They said ... I was stupid and a danger to others. 'cough, cough'. Could...
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I'm spending a few days in the western suburbs of Chicago. The "trigger" for this trip is the big annual stamp show of the American...
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Italian businessman Marco De Veglia, known as one of the most vocal anti-vaccine activists who advocated that the coronavirus pandemic...
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BillTre reacted to TensorCalculus's post in the thread Study: Social media probably can’t be fixed with
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There are definitely products out there aiming to "fix" social media: One such tool is Topaz, developed by an old acquaintance of mine... -
... Ninth and final round of Nebraska bird and woodland creature pics. Some of these are my favorites, so I saved them till the end...
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I was walking around eating a pastry when I suddenly spotted this creature, so I put down the pastry and very quickly brought out my...
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BillTre reacted to PeroK's post in the thread Study: Social media probably can’t be fixed with Like.
If the platform cannot identify who wrote it, then it is responsible. Someone, for example, would be able to charge X with making a...
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BillTre reacted to PeroK's post in the thread Study: Social media probably can’t be fixed with Like.
I've believed from the beginning that any platform, whether TV, print or Internet must ultimately be responsible for everything they...
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BillTre reacted to jedishrfu's post in the thread Study: Social media probably can’t be fixed with Like.
Consider the number of posts to be moderated. Sure, they can use AI to sift through them and then have a human moderator decide on...
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Very interesting. What I really want is a solution of consistent concentration that is as close to maximum concentration as reasonable...
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They call "The Rock"'s son, "Prudential": A piece of the rock(Rock).
