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> What does the display (or TTS) technology used to read it matter in this discussion? > Obviously you need ways to display text in the physical world, be it a
by numlock86 6y ago
> What does the display (or TTS) technology used to read it matter in this discussion?
> Obviously you need ways to display text in the physical world, be it a screen or a piece of handwritten paper. It's still text.
And what about transfer? People keep claiming text is superior for transferring information, yet the majority my network stack or anything involved with the transport isn't text based.
The premise of the whole "text is the best technology" argument is based on cherry picking and strawman arguments anyway.
- fuzzfactor 6y ago>The premise of the whole "text is the best technology" argument is based on cherry picking I agree with that so naturally cherry-pick the thing expected to be the most universal and the last one standing. Aren't everyone else's network stack usually sending packets of text when it's a plain text file? Even if it is hypertext.