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[_] Anonymous 01/02/21(Sat)07:45:50 No.3454966
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 01/02/21(Sat)13:36:15 No.3455069
>>3454966
Some days, when I run into this, I can't help but smile.
Those were the good times. Not the ad-plastered spyware-infested social media porno shithole that
computing has become.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJON-nUg4eA
>> [_] ta-kun 01/02/21(Sat)13:39:26 No.3455072
>>3455069
You know, the advancements in computing has created just as many magical things as it has bad
ones.
Making a medium widely accessible puts it in the hand of scum that would create filth, but it
also puts it in the hands of greats who would not have been able to create anything otherwise.
>> [_] Anonymous 01/02/21(Sat)13:48:38 No.3455081
>>3455072
>Making a medium widely accessible puts it in the hand of scum that would create filth, but it
also puts it in the hands of greats who would not have been able to create anything otherwise.
I'll give you that. But when you subtract out the
>rampant ads
>spyware
>social media
>porn
What do we have left?
>Online Communities
>Massive Libraries
>Reference works for all (although their neutrality is somewhat disputed)
>Online code sharing & cross-pollination of ideas
>Non-Linear advancements in computational theory
>Enabling the disabled i.e. those that can't see, speak, or hear now have a connection, a voice,
and something to see instead of listen
But that begs the question - does the top part receive more funding than the bottom? Computing
has come so far, but we have digressed off a path that would have propelled us even further.
>> [_] Anonymous 01/02/21(Sat)21:40:06 No.3455185
Post the fixed one. This one has the guy in the red shirt twice.
