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So there can only be one extreme or the other extreme? There's no possible world in which a gate can be installed in the wall of the garden?
by ssl-3 25d ago
So there can only be one extreme or the other extreme?
There's no possible world in which a gate can be installed in the wall of the garden?
- skinfaxi 25d agoWhat does that gate look like in practice?
- ssl-3 25d agoA sternly-written, notarized letter of indemnification? A bizarro-world sequence of events (like activating Developer Mode on Android)? A game of Galaga which, if played perfectly, unlocks the gate just as doing so unlocks the black car in Ridge Racer on the PSX? I don't know. It's a gate that allows a person to leave the garden. It exists to be opened, and to be passed through, and also to be closed again -- or to be left open. :) (The UAC prompt in Windows is also a gate, if existing work is to be studied.)
- skinfaxi 22d agoI know what a gate is for. My question was trying to get you to explain the middle ground between the extremes. That it is hard to visualize/imagine is kind of my point. The UAC prompt is an excellent example of a potential middle ground that is definitely a gate but a near useless one.
- rlpb 25d agoI certainly want the gate. I just acknowledge that some kind of relationship with the hardware manufacturer for the benefit of the ordinary consumer is the best that the technology industry can offer right now.
- ckvibubueu 23d agoSkill issue. Especially these days. What a cop out.