I love it. Reddit time has been decreased by 95% and do not miss it at all.
mino
joined 4 years ago
You do you but if you are looking for a keyboard centric workflow you might have a better time with sidebery and vimium.
Exactly my thoughts. That a fucking jeans closet?
Dude you do not look well for a thirty year old. You a smoker?
Never heard of that site but looks cool, thanks!
Define difference. For me personally it's pretty cool to finally have some sort of community that seems like minded on at least the surface level instead of just constantly being stared at as if I were a fish who just questioned the usefulness of water.
Will it spontaneously make come about utopia? Probably not but if that's your lower bar for doing anything I'm pretty sure you are gonna have a bad time.
You are saying this is a good thing right?
I couldn't agree more. However I do think the revolution would be more accessible with some punctuation now and then.
What astonishes me most is that at least half of you are probably highly paid engineers that are debating this on company time instead of using your brainpower for actual problems.
I like it!
Also I choose spices for instant riches and laser for burning out the eyes of my enemy to solidify my identity as a magician. After that we can finally focus on growing weed and mushrooms because y'all know 5 tanks ain't gonn last long.
What I find truly amazing is that they have found a way to produce all the technology required for this system without any emissions!
Does such an angle exist from the google perspective? Probably.
Is it 'just' this and nothing else, I'd argue no.
Matters tend to be more complex than simple black and white statements.
I for one think Mozilla is one of the most visible actors with regards to privacy promoting thought and FOSS, with widespread 'mainstream' reach. If it wasn't for Firefox I'd have to use chromium for instance, and that would make the world a sadder day.
I do agree that funding from google is an obvious conflict of interest and probably influences policy in a way not a 100% aligned with humanitarian goals. This is definitely less than ideal and I think everybody involved on this side of the fence would like to see that change. Maybe you could help them with that?