Had only one kid actually say "trick or treat!" when we came to the door, the rest just looked straight a the bowl, grabbed a handful and left, of those only some said thank you while most just walked away. Never seen so many seemingly unappreciative kids like I've seen this year.
How so? Privacy (or lack there off) and how people behave online (or in private) should not be treated like a problem/solution.
Sure I get that we may be going that way because its easier for lawmakers, but the truth of the matter is that better education will always be the solution to how people behave on and offline.
Taking away privacy will only force these people to do it in public, and seeing how the current regime's around the world are going towards authoritarian models, these types of chats will keep happening whether they are private or public.
By the way, what is a good printer that needs little to no maintenance and can continuously print multiple parts for days (Self leveling, spaghetti sensing, etc.)?
Yeah, just got back from customer service. These kits are on backorder.