Comment Re:Back to the Future (Score 1) 1054
So you agree, then, that conservatism shouldn't be blamed for the effort to censor Card's book.
The technology will likely be priced in the 'hundreds of dollars,' rather than the tens of thousands that the likes of Cisco and Polycom charge for high-end telepresence rooms.
And that's because this is not a "high-end telepresence room"; it's a "low-cost camera and screen that swivels on a set of robotic shoulders, and sits at a meeting table with physical attendees." Apples and oranges.
It is not "malaise" that causes strabismus or amblyopia.
I think the word the OP was looking for was malady, not malaise, as in There's a malady in children that can prevent full stereopsis (depth perception) from developing, called strabismus or lazy-eye.
The doc you linked does mention a different idea that I could get behind though, establish a
.kids which would be a semi-walled garden of child appropriate material.
That's been tried, via an administered second-level domain,
From the link, It's the first and only "youth-friendly" Web space to be established by the United States government, and it features advanced technical, policy and operational mechanisms that keep young people informed, entertained and protected online.
Account -> Plan -> Set Usage Controls -> Add/Remove Blocks
I seem to recall W saying that it was just a "goddam piece of paper."
You seem to recall that, do you? I suggest you check your facts.
Never ask two questions in a business letter. The reply will discuss the one you are least interested, and say nothing about the other.
