This Ted talk discusses how social media sites, search engines, and news sites are now using algorithms (or computer calculations) to filter what we see. This is done based on what the website thinks we are interested in (by what we have clicked on in the past). Do you think this is an appropriate thing for websites to do? Why or why not?

In outlook how can cherie look at the details of an event that appears on the month view of her calendar? check all that apply. by switching to the detail view by switching to the week view by switching to the day view by right-clicking on the event by double-clicking on the event by highlighting the event

Suppose s, t, and w are strings that have already been created inside main. write a statement or statements, to be added to main, that will determine if the lengths of the three strings are in order by length, smallest to largest. that is, your code should determine if s is strictly shorter than t, and if t is strictly shorter than w. if these conditions hold your code should print (the boolean value) true. if not, your code should print false. (strictly means: no ties) example: if s, t, and w are "cat", "hats", and "skies" your code should print true - their lengths are 3-4-5; but if s, t, and w are "cats" "shirt", and "trust", then print false - their lengths are 4-5-5 enter your code in the box below

While inserting images, the picture command is usually used to insert photos from a digital camera, and the clip art command is usually used to a.edit the sizes and other characteristics of photos that have been inserted. b.take a screenshot of an image and copy it to the clipboard for pasting. c.search for drawings or other images from a library of prepared pictures. d.make illustrations using lines and shapes that are easy to manipulate.