On the Internet, nobody knows you’re a human.

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  • Macintosh 512k.

    One day my dad just came home with one of those because the company was swapping them out. I couldn’t have been older than 6 or 7 years old.

    Fun fact: I grew up to be a huge Apple hater. Despite being at the PC constantly ever since I’ve never got in the habit of typing with all my fingers.

    So:

    a Motorola MC68000 microprocessor at clock speed 7.8336 MHz

    512 KB of RAM

    512 × 342 pixels

    The Hard Disk was a whopping: 0 Tbyte. It had none, instead you had a system floppy. 400kb.

    But I had a plugin to ad an additional floppy that stored multiple softwares (and a incredibly huge library of videogames).




  • dwindling7373toGreentext@sh.itjust.worksAnon envies the boomers
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    17 hours ago

    1 - they are dog people. They probably married just because the dogs liked each others.

    2 - it’s a cartoon.

    3 - it’s just a fucking depiction of two people randomly meeting, it’s implied that they hit it off stellarly and, yes, people do MAD CRAZY things such as… marrying a person they are in love with.

    4 - bestiality.














  • I know it was a great attempt at humour on my part.

    From an ethical standoint any earnst attempt at upholding privacy is equally valid. Past the technical necessity, you should probably look at those tools from any ulterior motives standpoint, or path toward a potential future monetization.

    On this front, Telegram is clearly shit, Signal is centralized and nothing prevent it from turning “evil” and starting to charge money.

    Ideally you’d need complete open sourceness to start getting your feet into ethics, possibly also some political statement beyond some bland “free speech” stance.