Wholesome, yes. But the magic and the poetry is immediately spoiled by the poster’s username.
Wholesome, yes. But the magic and the poetry is immediately spoiled by the poster’s username.
With AI coming after everybody’s jobs, by the time you’re out of school, doing the dishes might turn out to have been actual revisions.
McD lets all kinds of toxic shit in the kitchen and they don’t even have the power to stop it.
If the service is worth it and subscribing isn’t yet another opportunity to put me under surveillance - which is the main reason why, although I consume a lot of YouTube videos and I would genuinely pay Google for the service, I won’t - yes.
Hint: Facebook and Reddit aren’t worth it. If they want to exit the ad-supported business model and disappear behind a paywall, I won’t miss anything in my life.
F-Droid is also considering ads that contain no tracking, which removes that moral dillema, IMO:
You assume everybody is okay with ads.
I’m not. My brainspace has been highjacked since I was a little kid by stupid advertisers. To this day, I remember ads for products that have disappeared decades ago and that I never gave a shit about at any point in my life.
Why are advertisers allowed to force their shit into my head?
I hate ads. I’m utterly intolerant of advertising. I hate the tracking and the malware that come with ads, but I hate ads even more. There are no moral ads. The advertisement industry is a despicable leech that needs to die.
If F-Droid springs this shit on me, I swear to god I’m gonna start having murderous thoughts…
Paid apps: no problem. If it’s good, I’ll pay.
Subscription: maybe, if it’s worth it.
Ads: F-Droid can fuck right off. If they do that, they’d be a miserable bunch of sellouts.
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I’d rather have a camera with complete lines, not just the top.
There’s plenty of good reasons to transfer update ownership to the Play Store, too
Aside from self-hate or suicidal tendencies, I fail to see which.
What’s Play Store?
Oh yeah, that stuff I access with Aurora because it can’t run on my deGoogled cellphone…
I doubt it. It would be really obvious because of the extra data traffic. People who go bananas if they found out Google chews through their monthly plan to exfiltrate audio.
Although Google (and Apple, and all the others) are working hard to embed AI onto your cellphone, not for your own convenience but to implement client-side surveillance - i.e. digest what you see and do and distill the surveillance data on your device before it even hits the internet - so that the surveillance doesn’t attract undue attention.
But we’re not there quite yet, and I don’t believe even Google could get away with real, proper audio surveillance today.
That’s probably the reason why they want to create this bogus “note taking” service: to have a legitimate excuse to listen in on your audio.
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Newsflash: Big Data is above the law. Didn’t you know?
They’ll spin it as a “service” to the user and carve out an exemption that way. And 10 or 15 years down the line, you’ll hear your own words spat back at you by a fucking chatbot, but it’ll be too late by then.
Just what I always wanted: letting Google listen in on my phone calls.
Price is not the only factor for me: deGoogled is priority number one, and repairability is not far behind.
With that in mind, I’d pay a lot of money for a rather average phone because that’s exactly what I got: yesterday’s phone at today’s price. But I got what I wanted and I’m happy with it. So the price was right.
Totally agree! I can’t wait to put that granite-cased phone with wood-backed PCBs in my pocket.
It’s time to stop thinking phones are anything but commodity hardware with variable degrees of shittiness. There are no such things as premium phones, just premium prices.
Here’s an interesting video about Zuckerberg’s rebranding:
Why Zuckerberg’s Rebrand Shouldn’t Distract Us