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40 years ago, we weren’t living in a dystopian society –we may be closer now. Back then, most people kept less than 50 photos at home but spent more time with t
by mercacona 1y ago
40 years ago, we weren’t living in a dystopian society –we may be closer now. Back then, most people kept less than 50 photos at home but spent more time with their families, sharing stories and souvenirs.
Companies have taught us to do otherwise for their profit, don’t forget to back up that.
- vladms 1y agoI would favor freedom over one size fits all "that is good, that is bad". 40 years ago you had no option to make and keep that many pictures. Even if I would agree with you that people keep too many digital pictures, if someone wants to do it I would also defend their right, because I do not think it is that negative that is worth fighting against. PS: to put it to the extreme shouldn't we spend any time on hacker news "but spent more time with their families, sharing stories and souvenirs."?...
- mercacona 1y agoYou also might let them get some rest and sleep to fix memories ;-)