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soledades
6y ago
that's not the definition of physicality...
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soledades
6y ago
I think people should be free to create as they like. I don't think simply because something resembles an article, it must be an article. Personally, I would like to see pages that blur the lines between articles and virtual interactiv
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soledades
6y ago
Depends on your browser/os, search "reader view" for Safari or Firefox. Looks like for Chrome you have to install an extension.
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soledades
6y ago
Personally I love it. Even when it doesn't work, I am happy to see the experimentation. Not everything has to fit my usual forms of consumption. For those who don't like it, a normal article is just a keyboard shortcut away...
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soledades
6y ago
I don't think I've ever seen a more overt straw man. At least try to be a little sneaky about it, will you?
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soledades
6y ago
Too early to say for sure, but this seems to strike the sweet spot as far as nudging me towards my 'intention' without being so onerous that I simply disable it. Thanks a bunch!
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soledades
7y ago
I think the main appeal of a loud exhaust is that it most pisses off precisely this type of person.
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soledades
7y ago
That is one moral justification. Parent just provided another.
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soledades
7y ago
The link you supplied only affects a single chapter in the book, but your phrasing suggests there is more to this story...
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soledades
7y ago
> suspicionless
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soledades
7y ago
I'm pretty sure the context here is particular to the intricacies of this individual's mind. As a motorcyclist myself, the only thing I've been pulled over for is going the wrong way down a four lane one-way street, and even
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soledades
7y ago
> This short time we’ve had of “owning content” has been an anomaly Have you ever heard of books?
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soledades
7y ago
> pathological That was precisely the parent comment's point.
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soledades
7y ago
Exactly, Amazon would prefer employees that don't actually think too much about the company.