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> non-privacy-invading > computers you could talk to Pick one. I can't help but feel somewhat pessimistic about technological developments in the handheld de
by ajxs 7y ago
> non-privacy-invading
> computers you could talk to
Pick one.
I can't help but feel somewhat pessimistic about technological developments in the handheld device domain. I say this as a supporter of ARM though. I have no reason to dislike ARM, I'm just somewhat apprehensive regarding any more empowerment of the companies we keep in our pockets.
- Majestic121 7y agoTalinkg to a computer is an interface like any other (mouse/keyboard). There's no fundamental reason why talking to a computer would be inherently privacy invading, it just happens that most implementations today are, for technical/performance reasons.
- ajxs 7y agoOf course, I understand what an interface is. There's nothing inherently invasive about this kind of interface, except that... > ...it just happens that most implementations today are...