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> But also, I have absolutely zero right to really externalize that grievance. I’m not so certain. It’s like if one bought a nice house in the country, and en
by eadmund 1y ago
> But also, I have absolutely zero right to really externalize that grievance.
I’m not so certain. It’s like if one bought a nice house in the country, and enjoyed listening to classical music and going to sleep early, and then someone a quarter mile down the road built a concert stadium, and hosted heavy metal concerts every single night.
The mere existence of a heavy metal concert a quarter mile down the road interferes with listening to classical music and turning in early. Likewise, the mere existence of the ad-laden, Javascript-laden, MegaCorp™ Internet goes a long way to preventing one from experiencing the joy of ordinary life in the late 80s or early 90s when the Net was a haven for academics, technologists and hobbyists.
- carlosjobim 1y agoIf i listen to my favorite classical music radio channel, it doesn't matter what is on the other channels.
- eadmund 1y agoIt does if the other channels transmit so strongly that they drown out yours.
- carlosjobim 1y agoAnd that never happens on the radio, and never happens with TCP/IP. It's your own choice what you listen to.