Exactly, it’s how technological evolution works. We found a much more effective and productive way to work and live, so why would we revert back to the “old days”.
Also doesn’t mean people taught to use the internet in its full capacity are inferior - they’re just focusing on what is important.
For a fundamental and integral part of the internet infrastructure, it is quite literally executed poorly.
Getting a custom domain was like a difference of night and day.
Calling teenagers kids in situations like this, or in general is not ideal. The better way is to refer them to minors as this is what they legally are, but even so ‘teenagers’ is how they should be referred to.
It’s probably a lot better to let kids (teens) explore nudity and sex in a safe environment, instead of letting them go unsupervised in places that ignore the law.
Absolutely. It’s only natural for teens/adolescents to be interested in that kind of stuff - they are transitioning into adulthood ffs.
“Taken care of”, so how does this kind of perspective differ from the protection law?
Why, because they are opposing the safety act just like we are. It just seems a bit naive.
One thing that goes into mind is ease of usage. Crypto is difficult for newcomers and it is easy to do something that you didn’t want to.
Another problem is with standardization, there are too many tokens available. Monero seems like the way but people still view bitcoin as THE coin - despite its many issues.
Project designer: the project function is self explanatory.
User:
I have looked up the productivity differences in working with and without internet for the programming industry. The main finding is that majority of programmers think that the internet boosts their productivity and collaboration.
Needles to say, it seems like your argument is focused on yourself rather than the whole industry.