Anyway, it isn't google's problem, someone else wrote "person A is a pedophile", not google. And if you read that and say "hey, that's true!" and tell your friends, should it be your responsibility too?
Internet is full of people saying lies about other companies, or saying lies about history events, or saying lies about news, and so on, facebook is full of that.. so, should we erase all of that? I think the responsibility is in you, in taking serious or not what others say (internet, the TV, your friends, etc.) and for example in doing same research. If some on facebook posted "person A is a pedophile", google shows that result to you, and you do something against A for being pedophile and it turns out he is not, it's your entirely responsibility.
As I said in another reply, I didn't think about those situations and safety instructions life inflating the life-jackets inside the airplane... anyway, i just wanted to say sometimes FAA and others want to *force* people to do good for them self, I thought this was another example, it looks like not (anyway, i don't like FAA...)
Then, perhaps we should do exactly the opposite to what I said... before walking into the aircraft, make all the passengers take an exam, if you don't pass it, you don't fly...
More interesting, make a video game, where you are a passenger inside an aircraft and there is an emergency... if you win (inflating life-jackets outside, for example), you can fly, if you lose (you die, or someone dies because of you, for example), you don't fly.
Thanks God we have flight attendants taking care of our self...
What if the passenger doesn't care about it's OWN safety? Let him ignore the safety instructions, it's his own decision! FAA and/or the flight attendants are not our mothers..
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Should they send it to the Planet of the Apes?
What I wonder is how is text generated by computer, by algorithm,
programmed by people
considered "speech" ?
What are those free speech responsibilities?...
Anyway, it isn't google's problem, someone else wrote "person A is a pedophile", not google. And if you read that and say "hey, that's true!" and tell your friends, should it be your responsibility too?
Internet is full of people saying lies about other companies, or saying lies about history events, or saying lies about news, and so on, facebook is full of that.. so, should we erase all of that? I think the responsibility is in you, in taking serious or not what others say (internet, the TV, your friends, etc.) and for example in doing same research. If some on facebook posted "person A is a pedophile", google shows that result to you, and you do something against A for being pedophile and it turns out he is not, it's your entirely responsibility.
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Also, when using a TOR address there is no exit-node, and the data is encripted end-to-end.
The official changelog also says they removed LKM http://www.openbsd.org/faq/cur...
On April 1, 1995, scientists discovered darkons! http://wearcam.org/theory_of_d...
System administrators job is to install everything and allow every user to access and execute everything, isn't it?
As I said in another reply, I didn't think about those situations and safety instructions life inflating the life-jackets inside the airplane... anyway, i just wanted to say sometimes FAA and others want to *force* people to do good for them self, I thought this was another example, it looks like not (anyway, i don't like FAA...)
Then, perhaps we should do exactly the opposite to what I said... before walking into the aircraft, make all the passengers take an exam, if you don't pass it, you don't fly... More interesting, make a video game, where you are a passenger inside an aircraft and there is an emergency... if you win (inflating life-jackets outside, for example), you can fly, if you lose (you die, or someone dies because of you, for example), you don't fly.
Didn't think about that....
Thanks God we have flight attendants taking care of our self...
What if the passenger doesn't care about it's OWN safety? Let him ignore the safety instructions, it's his own decision! FAA and/or the flight attendants are not our mothers..
Cascading HTML style *sheets*... it sounds like sh.t to me