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I'm curious how you would have written the headline, since you seem to be wading through a very large miasma of implications in order to come to your conclusion

I'm curious how you would have written the headline, since you seem to be wading through a very large miasma of implications in order to come to your conclusions.

bertil 13y ago
I would rather consider a study on the ratio of home appliances, mainly routers and computers, that have been tapered with -- from a large and representative sample. I would measure actual damages, intent and describe insulting an infant as a “careless prank” without giving much more detail. I would probably focus my angle on security updates, and consider practices: namely, what was said higher up about parents being tired and most likely sensitive to simpler authentification protocol. I would actually like to investigate why so many people are dubious of updates. > miasma of implications I’m not sure that tone applies. An infant has bare social skills, little idea of property beyond holding and no lasting memory; it is therefore far less sensitive to the threat of ‘hacking’ than its parents. I don’t see any miasma in “implying” (nota: I was being careful because you come off as very anal) that it was used as a symbol of frailty that needs protected — a symbol that only makes sense in an inappropriate physical interpretation of the event. Then again: You were the one asking why that title could be seen as inappropriate. Could. I answered that. I didn’t claim my answer was purely objective: interpreting representativity never entirely is. I will now remember not to answer questions you ask, certainly in a way that could possibly change your position: you obviously don’t like that. In a related concern: why the f-ck is someone so bigoted doing on HackerNews?
- saraid216 13y ago
  ...okay. 1) I'm not the person you think you're responding to. 2) You're objectively lying about what you're responding to. 3) What position did I take, precisely, that you'd like to change? 4) Have you considered learning how to read? Because being incapable of it is the most charitable conclusion I can draw from your comment... and that's not even bothering with the original topic.

I'm curious how you would have written the headline, since you seem to be wading through a very large miasma of implications in order to come to your conclusions.

bertil 13y ago

I would rather consider a study on the ratio of home appliances, mainly routers and computers, that have been tapered with -- from a large and representative sample. I would measure actual damages, intent and describe insulting an infant as a “careless prank” without giving much more detail. I would probably focus my angle on security updates, and consider practices: namely, what was said higher up about parents being tired and most likely sensitive to simpler authentification protocol. I would actually like to investigate why so many people are dubious of updates. > miasma of implications I’m not sure that tone applies. An infant has bare social skills, little idea of property beyond holding and no lasting memory; it is therefore far less sensitive to the threat of ‘hacking’ than its parents. I don’t see any miasma in “implying” (nota: I was being careful because you come off as very anal) that it was used as a symbol of frailty that needs protected — a symbol that only makes sense in an inappropriate physical interpretation of the event. Then again: You were the one asking why that title could be seen as inappropriate. Could. I answered that. I didn’t claim my answer was purely objective: interpreting representativity never entirely is. I will now remember not to answer questions you ask, certainly in a way that could possibly change your position: you obviously don’t like that. In a related concern: why the f-ck is someone so bigoted doing on HackerNews?

saraid216 13y ago
...okay. 1) I'm not the person you think you're responding to. 2) You're objectively lying about what you're responding to. 3) What position did I take, precisely, that you'd like to change? 4) Have you considered learning how to read? Because being incapable of it is the most charitable conclusion I can draw from your comment... and that's not even bothering with the original topic.