Put down your phone. Close your eyes. Imagine one (1) thing. You’re cured.
Put down your phone. Close your eyes. Imagine one (1) thing. You’re cured.
Nah, I don’t think “aight” suffices, but “aight, later!” would work.
I hate that people never say “bye” on the phone.
:O I’m very stupid!
what’s level 4?
It would need to be at least 120:100 right
What’s level 3?
Ok then it’s a more easy to use GIMP.
Yeah I mean it’s just a more easy to use Photoshop basically.
I agree people need to understand better the privacy risks of social media.
When you put out photos of yourself on the internet you should expect anyone to find them and do whatever they want to them.
Expect, yeah I guess. Doesn’t mean we should tolerate it. I expect murder to happen on a daily basis. People editing images of me on their own devices and keeping that to themself, that’s their business. But if they edit photos of me and proliferate, I think it becomes my business. Fortunately, there are no photos of me on the internet.
Edit: I basically agree with you regarding text content. I’m not sure why I feel different about images of me. Maybe because it’s a fingerprint. I don’t mind so much people editing pictures I post that don’t include my face. Hmm.
Yeah, they could have applied a logarithm or something.
I’d prefer to see downloads per country per capita.
This sounds like a cool idea because it is a novel approach, and it appeals to my general heuristic of the inevitability of technology and freedom. However, I don’t think it’s actually a good idea. People are entitled privacy, on this I hope we agree – and I believe this is because of something more fundamental: people are entitled dignity. If you think we’ll reach a point in this lifetime where it will be too commonplace to be a threat to someone’s dignity, I just don’t agree.
Not saying the solution is to ban the technology though.
I found around 150 hours in I was suddenly able to break free from the curse. Don’t install mods.
All good. Yeah I think morality is not really something religion helps with.
I’m not sure how that relates to what I said. Morality ≠ mortality.
It is very difficult to accept mortality if you don’t believe in an afterlife. Religion brings comfort, and comfort improves mental health (at the cost of some delusion).
40% of cops!
But for this one, please don’t actually assume it’s your friend timmy’s dad, folks.
I did an honors math+cs degree. I’m pretty good at advanced math. I never learned long division. Don’t feel bad about that.
(In case any other mathy people read this and wonder how I could understand ring theory without Euclid’s division algorithm, relax)
Oh, do they say bye in that show? …and that’s the best part?