theyregreat
Joined 9 years ago
Joined 9 years ago
This is why reporters need to form independent, co-op, subscribers-funded news in order to avoid the strings and slavery of corporate advertisers and exploitative owners. Corporate news doesn’t work.
Having too much money allows for unproven, complicated or arbitrarily selected solutions and more bureaucracy that introduces Tragedy of the Commons mediocrity and diffusion of responsbility to address higher-level risks.
EDIT (since some people obviously don’t understand the problem): ... so that each set of controls is always correct for the respective side on which it is located. No switch is necessary.
Controls that are active should be illuminated in a particular color, say red.
Controls that are disabled should be extinguished, physically-locked or track active controls, and sound a warning when manipulated.
This leads to InfoWars, Cambridge Analytica, foreign state actors and anyone with deceptive goals and funding able to manipulate millions to billions of people economically. Heck, there’s an Instagram likes vending machine in Moscow.
Parents and teachers need to teach children and students often using trickery and not thinking for them in order to teach them lessons to not be so gullible. Wrapping them in bubble-wrap, helicopter parenting, dumbed-down education, extended adolescence and sending them to private schools/homeschool is counter-productive. A healthy citizenry needs initiative, leadership, nuance, moral courage, critical thinking and reliable knowledge; otherwise idiocracy.
Like Andy Grove’s book title: ”Only the paranoid survive”
Furthermore, the US has the highest incarceration rate in the world, and combined with for-profit prisons’ political contributions, there are perverse incentives and outright corruption to overprosecute poor and minorities, as evidenced by the skewed prison vs. entire US demographics.
And it’s ”their”
HP’s first 2G laser (LaserJet w/ Canon CX engine) was 300 dpi in 1984.
Also I had a 600 dpi LJ 4 which was released in 1992.
Interestingly, allrecipes lives up to the name on its tin: http://allrecipes.com/search/results/?ingIncl=frog&sort=re