fdsafdewe

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by fdsafdewe 4y ago
I am only looking for answer so I can get ahead of the game ;-). But yes, logically, M. Zuckerburg is right (if there is a future here, that is, which I am personally not convinced about).
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by fdsafdewe 4y ago
>a way to cope with your complete inability to connect with others. It is precisely my desire to learn how to authentically and deeply connect with people that has lead me to my decisions.
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by fdsafdewe 4y ago
I use a Nokia 105 that I found in a desk drawer. >here in NYC it's nice to have maps when you're out I'm very grateful I live in a country where going smartphone-free, a bit like going car-free, is still a viable choice wh
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by fdsafdewe 4y ago
As the other "social" giants converge on ultra-short, rapidly-swiped video clips as the current state of the art in user attention draining, my question is - what is the next step? As a now non-owner of even a smartphone, I over
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by fdsafdewe 4y ago
>Minimalism is often a fantasy. In the software world, yes. The question we should be asking is "Does this product need a touchscreen / app / web interface?" There is no "minimal" way to invoke the efforts o
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by fdsafdewe 4y ago
>These are just like regular desktop monitors, Funny cat videos it is.
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by fdsafdewe 4y ago
>Think about sitting on an airplane with three 50” monitors overlaid with your vision What will anyone do with that, except watch funny cat videos?
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by fdsafdewe 4y ago
You'd be amazed at how many "traditional resources" it takes to manufacture CPUs and other semiconductors.
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by fdsafdewe 4y ago
>Twitter was a unique spot where journalists.... It's telling that "journalists" was put first. I've heard many times that Twitter is "useful" to journalists, who I assume feel like they have their finger on