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In the link it says they only deleted it after they filed the lawsuit.
In the link it says they only deleted it after they filed the lawsuit.
Was any of this done on school grounds or using school equipment? From what I read it was all done at their homes.
The school has absolutely no business mediating online shenanigans, or really anything at all that happens off school grounds that don't directly affect the school. That's a massive slippery slope and them compelling him to make a statement is now a legal problem for him and his parents.
We have courts and police for this stuff. Schools need to be focused on what happens on school grounds.
It doesn't say when they did, just that they did and that it was taken down.
" It wasn’t deleted until Facebook deactivated the account at the urging of the girl’s parents, "
I have a feeling the parents are rich lawyer types.
That is all.
"fiercely competitive,"....aww.
"Give us monopolies and then you can regulate us. Deal?"
Easily.
They will have to use sock puppets and crayons to argue this case with these judges.
National Academy of Engineering (1973)
National Academy of Sciences,
IEEE Edison Medal (1989)
National Medal of Science (1990)
National Medal of Technology (2002)
IEEE Medal of Honor (2003)
Lemelson-MIT Prize (2004)
National Inventors Hall of Fame (2008)
No one cares about my contributions!
...when you codify morality.
All of our criminal code in the US with regards to sex crimes needs to be scrapped and rewritten by people from another planet who haven't been influenced by religion and/or tradition.
Pretty much every app wants to have some update service or helper or whatever. Most of the time "cleaning" a PC that's dragging is a simple as running msconfig and unchecking most of the startup app and services.
I usually get a "b-bbut the last guy/tech/business said I have to reformat and reinstall!
True security will happen when we have law enforcement monitoring everyone everywhere all the time. I mean we're 1/2 way there anyway, why not go the last mile and commit to absolutely zero personal privacy.
Maybe they could streamline the whole process and have members of the public be required to serve on sorting duty at the dumps, kind of like jury duty. I mean it's for the environment so who cares that it's at the behest of a for profit company?
So you are saying it analogous to businesses directly dealing in bitcoin then?
A company owned by paypal the does like zero business relatively is considering allowing partners that deal in bitcoin. Woohoo!
Saying paypal has anything to do with this is like saying you like chocolate because your brothers, wifes, uncles dog does.
I it all depends on the context, really. Was it a large majority of the populace that acted or felt that way or was it a bunch of local thugs? Did they announce their intent beforehand or just show up unannounced so the people had no idea what the intent was?
I guess my point is that I'm not going to write off whole populations of people because the actions of a few. There are and always will be risks in dealing in tribal areas that have been used and abuse for centuries. Maybe better organization and security could mitigate the dangers? I don't know, but I have a feeling the answer is yes.
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