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The rise and rise of digital gluttony

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posted on 2023-05-26, 11:43 authored by Holmes, WN
Five aspects of digital gluttony - the habitual and unthinking consumption of digital technology - are reviewed: equipment gluttony, storage gluttony, program gluttony, transmission gluttony, and image gluttony. The conclusion is that digital gluttony is basically a cultural problem and that the computing can play a large part in alleviating the problem.

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Computer

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43

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5

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5

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96, 94-95

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0018-9162

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    digital gluttonyequipment simplicitydata storage gluttonyprogram gluttonyfeature cancertransmission glottonyimage gluttonysocial implicationsdouble dactyl

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