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mihaaly
2y ago
I am not having a good time, that's true. This is with systems you do not need and not working for you. You can lay down to it, but could also fight it, go around it, not just give up and do what a random self promoted something tries
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2y ago
The sensitive readers please be advised, quite a bit of a rant and angry reactions coming in an overreacting style, please stop here if you are of the sensitive type. The comments are unrelated to this particular product but aimed at the un
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2y ago
I gave up on having decent and reliable design of controls in cars. Even if someone would come up with something having minimal (preferably zero) cognitive disruption that is easy to learn and used to, the constant self-forced and determine
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mihaaly
2y ago
Because the f up existing feature we rely on! That's why! They use it to push garbage on you!
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mihaaly
2y ago
For evolution it means next known retrospectively. Naturally. Those with hyperconnectivity not evoking social dysfunction (some dots in the charts) may become a potential step in evolution in a society not supressing evolution. And in a pos
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2y ago
I am talking about getting outdated and inoperable frequently, several software. I wouldn't blame it on security, as many of them do. ...or if it is true, this mass security issues emerging from their design, then the situation is even
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2y ago
About compatibility. Windows is a shitshow beacuse the leadership is chaotic, dragged all around all the time, never finishing nothing well. They only survived because of backward compatibility! Building on the unlikely success in the 90s.
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mihaaly
2y ago
Related: "We are not dying. That's how we live." Or others may say: "There are software, and there are things remind people of software".
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2y ago
Almost every story has sides. Multiple at a time. Depending on people and their cultural background involved or observing. Ask one people about a story, and might say completely different things than another. This is just the nature of huma
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2y ago
Once upon a time in a country of the Universe some wise leader decided that there should be twice the number of graduates than before, so they made the education more accessible, accepting twice as many people than before. However, one - ev
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mihaaly
2y ago
You must be an economist. :D - Can you swim now? - No. - What if I give you money?
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mihaaly
2y ago
We canceled Netflix some time ago. Being too busy, spending our precious free time on something better than browsing through the not that brilliant quality collection, trying to find something we would not regret wasting time on. Probably 5
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2y ago
Those other domains might be seriously limited in scope and number though!
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2y ago
I used Google to find this: https://issueone.org/projects/big-techs-broken-promises/ Looks very incomplete....
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2y ago
With the help of Google's resources and knowledge from now on. For some dollars of course. AI will not develop itself just yet, right? So those military corp need some humans for that, preferebly those experienced already, or better ye
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2y ago
... did they just present themselves as the saviors of all democracies?! Really? By weaponising AI? Who else right? If not them, there will be no one saving democracies with weaponized mass-surveillance AI. It is their quest and privilege,
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2y ago
It is not protecting their trademark man! You walk in the streets of Costa Rica, see a yellow-blue sign with a shopping chart and ugly characters writing "Super Mario" with some spanish text underneath and then you decide, ah, I w
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mihaaly
2y ago
Not bubble wrap, but comparable: https://thezen.zone/switch
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mihaaly
2y ago
This may be more satisfactory for you: https://popcat.click/
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mihaaly
2y ago
Should be submitted here: https://theuselessweb.com/
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2y ago
The difference sounds to be in the intents and focus. This sounds like focusing on making product for the people. Others may not. This may not be in the focus for others. I was interviewing for a position at a startup in the alley of my pro
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2y ago
I praise you. It is a good feeling reading this. The mentality that is (apparently) so rare today with the many ego pushing disrupters disrupting (obstructing actually, obstructers is the correct term here) life for everyone else. The provi
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2y ago
> what used to be a clearly understandable suite of products (e.g. Office) I only assume you refer to the pre 2000 state of Office. Confusion started way befor AI. And to me the OneDrive - was forced on my in the job - was never a proper
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2y ago
How about the 'time to cow' measure? Cambridge may be unbeatable this way [1]. Which is also lovely - depite the unfunctional forced mix of incompatible old and new so typical to most charmful English towns. [1] https://
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2y ago
Right. So it sounds like rolling the dice with unknown numbers (both negatives and gigantic ones) on the faces as many times as the vallet bears in the hope of a lucky jackpot kind of unsophisticated cluelessnes to me then. National lottery
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2y ago
Those two sound - phrased that way - noble goals. I assume the opening of the article quoted with that hint of a judgemental tone was born on the corpses of the others then. Those may have catchy promises too perhaps, without any hint of p
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2y ago
> Startups burn through cash as they skyrocket in size and ambition, accumulating outrageous perks and office equipment along the way. Then they crash to Earth, with nothing but their private planes or massive 3D printers to pad the impa
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2y ago
Selling drugs vs. selling alcohol, this is beyond morality matter but a matter regulated by law, sorry. There was no equation there actually. Let me unwrap it for you, probably this way it will be clear: first line was a satire of the paren
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2y ago
Why not incarcerate all car makers and doctors then too? You are hopelessly lost my friend, unable to comprehend the concept of illegal activity.
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2y ago
He had a jury trial.
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