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by suifbwish 7y ago
The internet giving rise to new pseudo cultures, does not counter that it is destroying real world cultures
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by suifbwish 7y ago
There are other reasons I’ve moved here but that did play into why I moved my family away from cities. I don’t think it’s safe living near too many people. I prefer to know everyone I interact with in my life. That and I cannot stand the so
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by suifbwish 7y ago
Make no mistake, new oppressive regimes will arise which make use of the internet as a tool of oppression. It is not without its costs and they are currently unmeasured as we have not seen the effect of children being exposed to this at suc
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by suifbwish 7y ago
Actually, I see a much greater risk being around other humans. It’s why I don’t live near a major city and work from home. There is a chance that a virus from an animal might mutate to be human communicable but literally every virus from a
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by suifbwish 7y ago
that’s some vampire shit there sir
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by suifbwish 7y ago
If enough websites did it, google would become just a giant resolver for corporate content that everyone already knows about. It would effectively fork the internet into google and non google. We just need a few search engines that can comp
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by suifbwish 7y ago
This is literally what the Facebook post feed is made of.
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by suifbwish 7y ago
In theory websites could kill off googles dominance by blacklisting their crawler and only caring about traffic from DDG and other lesser known engines