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It's 2023 and we're talking about typing words on a tiny mobile keyboard... What a dystopian place we live in now. The ideas are all so backwards and underwhel
by winternett 3y ago
It's 2023 and we're talking about typing words on a tiny mobile keyboard...
What a dystopian place we live in now. The ideas are all so backwards and underwhelming... Typing text in your phone only serves to help data collectors in transcribing the information you share, self snitching in pure form. It's not going anywhere useful or good for the average person.
- slondr 3y agoLLM chatbots are going to make typing words on a tiny mobile keyboard a lot more common in the near future. That’s going to annoy a lot of people, because slate smartphone keyboards universally suck. My PinePhone’s mechanical keyboard is a step up in this regard, but not perfect.
- version_five 3y agoThis is confusing to me. It's an old and open protocol, I don't see it's continued use as dystopian. If you want to worry about something, worry about Google and apple's repeated attempts to man-in-the-middle attack SMS by hijacking it and sending it through their servers instead of by SMS.
- reidjs 3y agoWith voice to speech and predictive text I can write text on my tiny mobile keyboard pretty fast with good enough accuracy for correspondence type messages. I can do this from anywhere on Earth and I won't have to bring a heavy laptop. Every pound I can cut helps when I have to travel. That said I usually bring a small laptop when I travel, but it usually stays in my luggage unless absolutely necessary.