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by zyx321 13y ago
Well, why do you need anonymity, then? Might as well display names by default. I disagree with getting rid of the images, though. They are a useful tool, and most forums feature some sort of attachments. attachments that add nothing to the
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by zyx321 13y ago
>People that were born elsewhere or later than me don't even recognize the spot any more where the border was. Which is kind of a shame, because there are few things that make one feel as free as driving past the empty booths of an
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by zyx321 13y ago
>It's two very different communities, and it's fun to see the two worlds collide. ...except sometimes, the collision is a horrible trainwreck like the recent Occulus controversy, which suddenly makes a whole lot more sense in t
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by zyx321 13y ago
A lot of people backed for the "change the world" promise: "Changing the way people experience video games forever." Of course nobody should be surprised if that turns out to be a bold-faced lie, but that doesn't m
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by zyx321 13y ago
Spot on right there. From the archived thread linked below: >I'm not exactly a rich [person] so interest means very little to me. At most I keep about $1000 in the bank even though I try my best to save up.
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by zyx321 13y ago
I did get an 'h' once. It's simply less common than numers like 3 or √7. It's even got 'i' (and everyone knows that's not a real number).
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by zyx321 13y ago
In a word: Convenience. WhatsApp has a total overhead of about one minute per year. Registration requires you to enter your phone number. Once. Afterwards you don't have to worry about anything ever again. Maintaining your contact list
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by zyx321 13y ago
Well, I'd call that pseudonymity. Anonymity to me is having no name at all. As long as there are persistent identifiers and/or karma, you are discouraged from speaking freely. Take for example the 2010/2011 My Little Pony cra