@Broadway0474- Well, be my guest, of course. But the more I read the stidy, the more i see myself in it. I don't concentrate less than I do before. I simply concentrate in shorter bursts on more things. It allows me to confidently...
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Charlie, people should be able to be forgotten on their own. Self-service. No need to apply for it. Ridiculous that you have to apply for permission to be forgotten. Europe is this big bastion of privacy, right, except that...
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"digital lifestyles deplete the ability to remain focused on a single task, particularly in non-digital environments." Anyway you spin it, I am not buying it. I can't see how this is good. Being able to focus on one task...
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@David: > But imagine if i needed to charge a phone, a tablet, several pairs of socks, a few shirts, a watch, and a helmet? Good to see that a leading industry thinker agrees with me :) Of the charging problem there...
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I certainly don't think the PC is dead by any means - laptops are nice and usually meet most basic needs but there are times as noted in the article that performance is needed and when that times comes - individuals will...
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