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Well, you could also say that on a desktop machine one will just open 20 tabs with long-form articles to "read later" and then end up scrolling down a bite size
by yoz-y 9y ago
Well, you could also say that on a desktop machine one will just open 20 tabs with long-form articles to "read later" and then end up scrolling down a bite sized feed anyways. I know it happens to me.
- return0 9y agothe point is not to read more, but to try things real-time.
- yoz-y 9y agoHaving a desktop computer may be useful if what you are making/trying has to be done on a computer. However, most of the things you read about on the internet can be done without it no? For example you could be looking up music sheets, or some tutorials on how to craft something. I get your remark that the massive passive consumption leads to boredom, but I do not think that the format is the real culprit here.