Comment Re:Creepy? (Score 1) 179
Wearing the glasses is a whole different story.
Comment Maybe think of this: (Score 1) 179
Comment Re:What? (Score 3, Informative) 111
Comment Re: Feature Request (Score 1) 111
Comment Re:if they can't make them stop hallucinating (Score 1) 98
Comment Viable alternatives to driving (Score 1) 149
The only way to reduce traffic congestion is to provide viable alternatives to driving.
Comment Re: I wonder whether that is just the US version (Score 1) 160
And for many years Google did not publish their German street View pictures.
In Germany Google has to on request blur any pictures of your house.
Comment Re:I wonder whether that is just the US version (Score 1) 160
Sad, in many cases it's a lack of education.
Comment Re:Water is wet (Score 1) 160
>You can't use the TV without accepting
You have to accept the top two, but it is perfectly usable without clicking accept on the bottom three. The top two I don't believe (though I haven't double checked) do anything malicious. The bottom ones do.
Comment Re:"Screen time" (Score 1) 105
And for that understanding it makes no difference where they read something but practice is the key word.
Comment Re:Digital distraction? (Score 2) 105
Even serious newspapers will these days use their websites no longer for stories to read but instead publish video's that suppose to tell the story.
Personally I hate this as the video's carry less information and take a lot longer than reading the story.
Luckily some news sites will only use the video as an extra on top of the written story but the trend is to more video's.
Now this is what adults are facing but it points to a trend, the (anti) social media shows kids only video's.
Comment Re:School Requirements (Score 2) 105
When one is not able to comprehend a text that person will not be able to build on it (and grow).
Comment Re:On the bright side... (Score 1) 233
But with your strange voting system that'll be difficult and at least two years away.
Comment Re:Wipe your devices BEFORE You travel. (Score 2) 314
Should he be charged with anything, no, but, did he do something stupid? Yes!
It's only "stupid" if we live in a police state. I'm not sure if the USA is a police state yet, but we're uncomfortably close. Also, why is it stupid if he should not be charged? If he should not be charged, then he should be free to take his computer (smartphones are computers) & personal data with him when leaving & entering his home country.