Hundred Rabbits is a small collective exploring the failability of modern tech

Post by lomase » Fri, Aug 02, 2024, 1:20 PM UTC

sodimel wrote: post #345

lomase wrote: post #328

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Buying something that will last 10 years instead of buying a home that will last generations. Even more, most likely this people already had a home. Is like buying a electric car while you have a luxury ICE that works, is a waste of resources. I dont really mind, but dont say you care about the enviroment.

The boat is ~40 years old (per their website). Our sailboat is a Yamaha33, a 1982 masthead sloop fiberglass sailboat. - https://100r.co/site/pino.html

Post by louwrentius » Fri, Aug 02, 2024, 1:39 PM UTC

pdimitar wrote: post #366

louwrentius wrote: post #363

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You pointing out a minor mistake that has zero implications doesn’t provide any value. It may feel good to you pointing out mistakes others made, but especially in this case it doesn’t matter. It’s not important. And you seem to read way too much into this mistake, promptly distrusting all the content they ever made or wrote. Next time you make a mistake, I hope people around you will treat you the same way you treat…

> It may feel good to you pointing out mistakes others made, but especially in this case it doesn’t matter. It does matter, it is important. Making such a mistake calls into question if they don't have other, more serious, mistakes in their actual articles. > Next time you make a mistake, I hope people around you will treat you the same way you treat other people, let’s find out if you like that. I don't make extraor…

Post by Levitz » Fri, Aug 02, 2024, 1:42 PM UTC

lbotos wrote: post #287

mihaic wrote: post #284

I'm always a bit conflicted when I see these kinds of stories, due to the message they send. I remember vising the Seychelles a few years ago, and finding it an earthly paradise, the kind that everyone should experience at least once. Yet it's a tiny nation state that can only properly handle a limited amount of tourists. In essence, I've started believing that all these "digital nomads" that work remotely in one of…

Uh, 100R live on a boat ? Like, sure, we can call them digital nomads but they are very much different from the “startup that has no office we have a travel stipend and work from anywhere” crowd. (I’ve been that person before. That’s easy mode compared to how 100R live.)

Post by pdimitar » Fri, Aug 02, 2024, 1:44 PM UTC

louwrentius wrote: post #373

pdimitar wrote: post #366

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> It may feel good to you pointing out mistakes others made, but especially in this case it doesn’t matter. It does matter, it is important. Making such a mistake calls into question if they don't have other, more serious, mistakes in their actual articles. > Next time you make a mistake, I hope people around you will treat you the same way you treat other people, let’s find out if you like that. I don't make extraor…

> It does matter, it is important. Making such a mistake calls into question if they don't have other, more serious, mistakes in their actual articles. This shows such black-and-white thinking, thinking in absolutes that doesn't take in account, the context and circumstances. To me it shows a rigid mind that can't perceive nuance, and think / reason about topics in a particular context. Minor mistakes are often just…

Post by 01HNNWZ0MV43FF » Fri, Aug 02, 2024, 1:56 PM UTC

gazby wrote: post #334

USiBqidmOOkAqRb wrote: post #331

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GIFs are warts. There's no way to stop them, so they endlessly demand your attention.

I've often wondered why Discord is the only major platform client that provides an option to play gifs only on mouseover. It's incredibly effective at solving for the problem you describe.