,,, should not be a course tailored for a specific subject.
We're talking about a single "threat," here.
When another single threat surfaces down the road are we going to teach critical thinking about that?
Schools should be preparing students in the general art of knowing the difference between bullshit and wild honey.
That won't happen until teachers are allowed to teach without the guidance of vacuous-minded outsiders like DeVos, batshit crazy right-wing Christian Evangelicals, and the Texas textbook industry (that mentions Blacks slaves as migrant "workers").
That won't happen until adults with more sense than god gave a piss ant start voting rationally.
... a competitor with better terms of use.
The market needs to spank Nvidia.
Read TFS. They already did.
I was serious.
All those mentioned are tried and true, particularly traceable, and have a boatload of legislation behind them that that discourages abuse.
... much?
... some informative and some trolls and then I looked at TODAY'S data and I'll be goddamed if the sharks aren't still frozen to death.
Source: work at NASA
by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday January 02, 2018 @03:02PM
During "work" hours at NASA.
And yet you provide no citations.
Why is that?
... and USPS, and landlines, and fax, and credit card imprinters.
Maybe they are looking for the sheep.
Getting an "F-" on a paper is not censorship, it's just a grade that says your shit is crappy.
Censorship is redaction or or removal.
You cry for Obama.
He was Kennedy with the dirt wiped off.
*Disagreed
3 December 2003
14 fucking years ago,
You cry for Bills, Clinton and O'Reilly.
The goddam problem is people placing too much fucking importance on social media.
We need to teach that it's just a computer game, so use it for your stuff and ignore the batshit crazy people.
Hell, I do that at Thanksgiving over at grandma's house.
... outside social media and address the root of most of the problems.
" ... violent extremism ... " isn't a social media problem -- it's a conversation about " ... violent extremism ... " in the real world.
Those real world problems are due to lack of diplomacy and governance and statesmanship.
Blocking evil content does not block evil.
,,, should not be a course tailored for a specific subject.
We're talking about a single "threat," here.
When another single threat surfaces down the road are we going to teach critical thinking about that?
Schools should be preparing students in the general art of knowing the difference between bullshit and wild honey.
That won't happen until teachers are allowed to teach without the guidance of vacuous-minded outsiders like DeVos, batshit crazy right-wing Christian Evangelicals, and the Texas textbook industry (that mentions Blacks slaves as migrant "workers").
That won't happen until adults with more sense than god gave a piss ant start voting rationally.
I'm not optimistic.
These are the same schools that want to teach intelligent design; that slaves were immigrant workers; and that competition is everyone gets a trophy.
There's no need to teach self-defense in schools.
Teach the goddam curriculum and the rest will take care of itself.
Shit fire.
... that social media is not your father's "me too," AOL.
The problem is not that there's hate speech on social media.
The problem is that people on social media validate the activity by objecting.
When governments regulate social media, social media becomes a branch of the government.
It's not. Leave it alone and don't feed the trolls.
You aren't winning any points.
Is /. a game, and I'm looking to level up?
True. I keep looking at haveibeenpwned to see if I'm alive.
My "MySpace" account cot hacked.
Bastards.
Well played.
... is the anti.
Japan was not an economic powerhouse back then and "globalization" was not a thing.
Also, America is the only country to ever use thermonuclear weapons.
Because there was no comparable retaliation, analogies fail.
Today's border-less corporations will sell and transport weapons to any and all sides, but they will not allow annihilation of the customer base.
You're not that dumb and neither am I. As a troll, you can do better.
Heard that a lot of times.
Keep your day job.