How 'Careless People' is becoming a bigger problem for Meta
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#4“Lost Idealism” my ass. Everyone with two brain cells knew what zuck was from square-one. Play with the devil, get burned.
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#6Meta is probably the only large tech company where we would be better off if they had never existed. Or, at the very least, it nothing of value would be lost.
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#7Meta is probably the only large tech company where we would be better off if they had never existed. Or, at the very least, it nothing of value would be lost.
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#8Meta is probably the only large tech company where we would be better off if they had never existed. Or, at the very least, it nothing of value would be lost.
Could have very well lived without twitter too. It's not like everyone was aching for it before it existed.
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#9“Lost Idealism” my ass. Everyone with two brain cells knew what zuck was from square-one. Play with the devil, get burned.
To steal/paraphrase from Cory Doctorow: "Facebook started as a website to nonconsensually rate the fuckability of Harvard graduates, and it only got worse from there."
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Could have very well lived without twitter too. It's not like everyone was aching for it before it existed.
A faster horse, you say?
And all the obvious problems with a public serchable IRC channel that logs all history.