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by oeoeo00 7y ago
Is this news to nerds? No. The effectiveness of virus software has been measured over and over and holes are always found, cause that’s software. It’s a useful talking point nonetheless. Naive managers can feel pressured to make purchase de
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by oeoeo00 7y ago
I agree with the idea its an upper middle class problem, but I’m not convinced it’s a problem per se. Part of what I’m wondering is if people are agreeing they spend more time alone than in the past, social norms say that means we’re lonely
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by oeoeo00 7y ago
Anecdote; I’ve had family and friends cancel Netflix when their old favorites got pulled. People that are center of the road politically, and very nostalgia/tradition driven. It seems reasonable to me that type of person makes up a pre
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by oeoeo00 7y ago
It’s possible I am misunderstanding you, but think I agree with this. There’s kind of two ideas going on here (in this thread in general), I think. One seems to be of a mindset I’d describe as thinking in math means glomming onto knowing li
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by oeoeo00 7y ago
Netflix has yet to find a property that can go the distance and really hook people long term. This whole “cancel a show after 3 seasons” is not what users who grew up with 6,7...10 year runs of shows connect to. They need some content with
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by oeoeo00 7y ago
As someone who can play 3 instruments (sax, guitar, percussion), TV & music are very different Music is very actively engaging for me. Even listening to it, I tap and strum along. I even find myself “air fingering” to sax music. I prima
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by oeoeo00 7y ago
I dunno this sounds rather dismissive of the average person. That they couldn’t cope with such a non-shock is a bit helicopter parenty, and being overly concerned with gramas sensibilities regarding trivial things. Riots in the streets over