Why is it even legal to push a 1503 pages document on normal people as binding agreements?

It makes Microsoft exactly the same as everyone else, but late as usual.

At this point, even if Microsoft and Google were to somehow join forces the new entity wouldn't be anywhere as evil as Facebook.

I did not register 12 years ago...

Honestly, Facebook quitters are worse than vegans.

Yeah, tell me about it.

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And what is the value to use to get a "normal" FOV? And why did the programmers mess with something that's been a default for over two decades?

It does explain your seemingly crazy post.

Step 1. Do not create a Facebook account.

If step 1 failed, try step 2:
https://m.facebook.com/account...

How about you get a taller computer tower so you can have Linux on the floor?

Borderlands 2 gives me a headache with its shitty FOV. I can play any first-person game for hours, but that one makes me want to puke after only a few minutes.

If we're talking about U.S.A. politics and economics, ignorance is a must.

Every goddamned generation there is some technological advance

Except this time, the technological advances are happening so fast and jobs are being replaced in such numbers in so little time that governments don't have time to adapt. The cost of manufacturing goes down but the price at the store stays the same, the only people getting the benefits of automations are the owners. This is the model that needs to change. Maybe put a cap on the profit, on salaries, something has to happen to balance things out.

Not a shred of evidence for that.

Given the current trend, it's basically a given unless you want to ignore all the facts and the precedents.

If a dozen machines can replace 1000 factory workers, it won't take 1000 technicians to keep those machines running. It's basic math.

You're the blind idiot living in fantasy land.

We're in 2016, we shouldn't be using food stamps anymore. How about food e-coupons?

There is no actual evidence that there are "permanently more people than jobs"; right now.

Even if it's not true now, it soon will be with automation and A.I.

Automation and artificial intelligence don't reduce the need for jobs, they allow reallocation of labor to other projects.

Not really. For every 1000 jobs eliminated, only a few dozens will be created.