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What are the masses switching to?
by SlowBro 9y ago
What are the masses switching to?
- namelost 9y agoThe real world, let's hope.
- SlowBro 9y ago...he wrote on a message board ;-)
- bernardino 9y agoYay for the real world! I recently deleted almost all my accounts online, i.e. Github, LinkedIn, Twitter. I only have this account left and few others which are for learning purposes. I don't know for certain why, but I feel this need to be empty in a sort of way and do away with the non-essentials: digitally, physically, and internally, i.e. use the terminal instead of an ide, use technological devices less and do more natural things, and stop interpreting things, respectively. Though then again, I hope my nonexistent online presence is not a negative to future employers as I complete my bachelor's in a few years. It seems if you want to work for company x, you should be using product x. That's probably not the case but it does seem like it.
- lou1306 9y agoWell, at least an active Github account is a sufficient (but non-necessary) proof that you have at least a basic understanding of Git. But still, there are lots of ways to captivate employers: a good old coding blog can beat many a LinkedIn profile.
- jabwork 9y agoI read this as an assertion the masses are losing interest overall, not switching to a competitor
- mathgeek 9y agoEven if the masses have yet to lose interest, there's certainly a group of us that lost interest already.
- samsonradu 9y agoFrom what I've seen it's Instagram. Expected since everyone and their network are already linked with their Facebook accounts, switch is quite smooth. For now it's also cleaner, more image-oriented than video and less ad-polluted.