Any of them would be better than someone who is openly bought and paid for by the next biggest world power.
ASCIIansi
joined 2 years ago
Reduce war and not try to force mass vaccinations? (Scary)
That would definitely be the day I stopped checking in. New reddit looks a lot like what they changed digg into, and is about as useful.
Not to mention whatever is running secretly in the modem's computer.
I totally agree. At the very least it provides the opportunity for debate or the option to just agree to disagree.
I don't know anything about the Q stuff, but I certainly qualify for how many characterize the first two. I don't get any value out of name calling and meanness, but it is important to freely voice my opinions regardless of whether anyone else agrees. I've never understood why some people have such a problem with that.
I have lived my whole life having opinions that not everyone agrees with, it really isn't the kind of thing that causes "PTSD" for crying out loud.
Don't need an article to tell you that a service that requires private information (cell phone number) is not interested in your privacy.
ITM... time to donate
I am likely a hand full of years older and I was one of those "weird kids" who can look back and see a lot of things to complain about, but not being able to relate to my "peers" who were always on about whatever cheap tasteless crap that was considered popular like chef boyardee or lunchables is definitely one of the more positive things I can look back at.
Being "normal" is clearly not a healthy goal in life... nor does it get you much respect when you become an adult.
You seem to be characterizing the ability to work harder for your freedom as a "privilege". You have a few different options: Complain and do something about it, complain and do nothing about it, or state loudly and boldly that you "for one welcome your new ~~insect~~ internet overlords".
That is a very solid analogy.
It boggles my mind how few people use hot keys and ALT to navigate menus. Something that has probably been a standard on computers since as long as I have been around (the 70's) ....