camehere2saydis

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by camehere2saydis 6y ago
Freedom of expression includes the freedom to be irrationally embarrassed about anything, or indeed irrational about anything at all. As long as you're not hurting anyone I guess.
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by camehere2saydis 6y ago
Direct accountability.
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by camehere2saydis 6y ago
May be a little too underpowered actually. There was a recent forum thread with users claiming the Pinebook Pro is somewhat usable with Jitsi Meet; and the Pinebook Pro has a more powerful CPU in it than the Pinebook which has the same chip
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by camehere2saydis 6y ago
Idk where the "If you need the person to understand" part came from
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by camehere2saydis 6y ago
Explosions of complexity tend to happen when complexity is poorly managed in the first place. If you need the person to understand Less need for specialized skills/info is good. Less availability of that info when needed, I just can&#x
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by camehere2saydis 6y ago
Yours is a common argument which has a lot of merit, especially to quell naive youthful idealism. However I can't help but wonder if it really is so easy to untangle cause and effect, especially considering evolutionary incentives are
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by camehere2saydis 6y ago
My personal "scapegoat" for this is Skype. In my timeline, it was the first messenger to grow big among non-techies all over the world (not in the least because of its quite functional voice and video integration.) It basically se
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by camehere2saydis 6y ago
> the "real world" will begin to more and more resemble games Especially as the kids whose brains grew up on videogames are already becoming decision makers and shaping society in their own image. Not saying that's a bad t
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by camehere2saydis 6y ago
Maybe most people are wrong after all. There's all this talk of ethics and of logical fallacies that's making the rounds, and then you have this failure to realize that non-techies are conditioned to see technology as some sor
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by camehere2saydis 6y ago
I simply can't imagine serious games.