4 ms·
Its a mindflip to me to imagine wanton anti-caring like this. Literally just make an incredibly smallley modestly better choice to serve yourself & each other b
by rektide 4y ago
Its a mindflip to me to imagine wanton anti-caring like this. Literally just make an incredibly smallley modestly better choice to serve yourself & each other better. Why not pick a good option? Why go through the trouble then be like, fuck it, Ill pick a shitty option? I dont get the anti-progressive pro-shitty attitude. But it sure seems popular & well represented! Blast us all!
- mike_d 4y agoI have two browsers. One is my persistent logins browser (Mail, banking, etc). The other is my "browsing" browser which is inside of a windows VM that gets restarted and reverted every morning at 4 AM. It blows my mind that you'd have such disregard for your own personal data protection by not implementing a similar system. Why not spend half a day setting up something that solves the problem long term without depending on you to consciously make the "right" decision over and over?
- monadgonad 4y ago> Why not pick a good option? Why go through the trouble then be like, fuck it, Ill pick a shitty option? You're assuming way too much active thought and choice on the part of the people who don't care about cookies. You're assuming that it was a choice between options at all. In my case, a website I was happening to read mentioned the I Don't Care About Cookies extension, and I thought, "oh, it'd be nice to have something that stops all of those annoying cookie pop-ups" and installed it. That is all. Is such an action really an "anti-progressive and pro-shitty attitude"? Am I really harming you or myself or society by doing that?