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by salvar 8y ago
And if you don't understand what the box is trying to communicate, and aren't sure what will happen when you click [OK], [Cancel] or [x]?
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by salvar 8y ago
I'm always amazed at peoples' ability to observe users, and when user behaviour doesn't match up with the intended design, think "Hmm... the users have a pervasive misunderstanding. They need to be educated to understand
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by salvar 8y ago
Speaking from an Icelandic perspective, I think the 'love of socialism' stems from the fact that we've pretty much always needed to rely on one another to just survive in the harsh living conditions. Of course, these conditio
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by salvar 8y ago
Are you claiming that Bluetooth can never be useful for anyone because you don't find it useful?
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by salvar 8y ago
Well, saying things like "I think that period marked the true shift of the internet from a tech oriented population to the "normie" population" as if it's bad that other people get to enjoy the Internet, comes off a
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by salvar 8y ago
Yes, I'm sure the code is ready but some evil mastermind twisted their mustache and said "No... let's collect two weeks more of data! Bwahahahaha!"
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by salvar 8y ago
Ok let's be clear about that. Now what? There _is_ a household with one parent and 5+ children. Unless you have a time machine you can't undo that. What do you do about that household? Telling the parents that they made bad decisi
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by salvar 8y ago
Of course personal responsibility comes into play. But what do you want to do about it? The child already exists and we can't go back in time, so no preventing that. Do we give the child the best opportunity it can get, or somehow use
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by salvar 8y ago
So should we try to do more or less of it?
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by salvar 8y ago
> I mean, if I'm in some 3rd world country without a reliable public transport system Do you honestly think it's a binary choice? Either the public transport system is reliable, or it's a 3rd world country? This seems disi
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by salvar 8y ago
Is that forbidden?
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by salvar 8y ago
Do you lay out the complete policy when meeting some one, or just as you feel you need to explain it? I'm imagining meeting someone who starts by saying "Before we begin, I'd like you to read over my human interaction policy&
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by salvar 8y ago
Interesting how you completely read the mental state of these people just by seeing them at the botanical gardens.
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by salvar 8y ago
I a billion dollar business the only definition of a successful one?
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by salvar 8y ago
Sure, but is it a binary thing? Either zero control of information or total control of information and nothing in between? That seems wrong.
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by salvar 8y ago
A $2 million game will cost (more or less) the same to develop whether it goes on to sell 1, 100, 10000 or 10 million copies. The cost of producing a handbag depends a whole lot on how many you need to produce. So assuming that shipping mor
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by salvar 8y ago
Completely agree with all of this. I believe the people describing their problems with open offices, but I'm just not at all one of them. I'd love if the conversation was less about open space offices being objectively bad for eve
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by salvar 8y ago
Ah, I did. Thanks. I thought it was a writer/editor couple with a child.
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by salvar 8y ago
It's a father setting rules for his daughter (and himself while he's at it). Of course it's biased. What's odd about that? I'd understand if this was published as a study, but it's literally a NY Times article
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by salvar 8y ago
I guess there was some truth to that Friends episode.
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by salvar 8y ago
I downloaded a bunch of videos for watching on the train when my commute was 3 hours and the 4G connection was absolute shit. Youtube-dl saved my sanity.
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by salvar 8y ago
I wouldn't call it hyperbole at all once you learn about Elsagate.
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by salvar 8y ago
I get your point, but aren't you writing this on an online message board that's essentially a slightly different kind of substitute for human contact?
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by salvar 8y ago
Isn't the point here that there are too many what-ifs to state that a strong US military is good for everyone?
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by salvar 8y ago
I was just wondering if he included himself in the "people" group.
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by salvar 8y ago
> People in general are far too immature to discuss politics. But not you, right?
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by salvar 8y ago
What kind of social network could exist where no one besides the author can modify the content or privacy settings of their posts? I'm guessing every user would have to self-host their own content?
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by salvar 8y ago
Would you say the same to a black person who objects to a "Whites only" sign in a store window?
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by salvar 8y ago
So a sign that says "No black people here" is totally fine?
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by salvar 8y ago
What? Am I supposed to go ID some people off images on the internet? Is that your idea of supporting your argument?

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