I am thankful for every single bit of engagement and feedback. I've never known if I could write or not. Thank you for telling me when you like things.
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Dogs are ridiculous. Plus, my idea for an invention. https://mrdizzyblog.neocities.org/blog/tug-of-war
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A meeting with no Boomers? What was it like? https://mrdizzyblog.neocities.org/blog/boomerless-meeting
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A short story based on true events https://mrdizzyblog.neocities.org/blog/walls-closing-in
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I do not remember if I told you this already but a while back I enjoyed your essay "User Engagement Is Code for Addiction" and sent it to my family, my father still ocasionally brings it up and has shared it with multiple people as well. Thank you.
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It's 10/4 so listen to some American CB radio: http://sigmasdr.ddns.net:8075/?f=27025.000amz6
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I'm sorry, but Susan Wojcicki was awful. https://mrdizzyblog.neocities.org/blog/susan-wojcicki/
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icelogist
11 months ago
Despite how bad susan was as a leader, she is only a contributer to a ever increasing issue. The ever increasing urge to try and turn a profit from any new advancement, only to end up ruining much of the reason to use it anyway. This was pretty much inevidable to happen and I doubt the new leadership will reverse Susan's changes. This is capitalism, we live in the world of profit.
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dmansweb
11 months ago
Nice rant. It may seem impossible to imagine now, but the disappearance of Youtube could indeed happen if Google wanted it to. Sure, it would be a terrible PR move so I don't see it happening so easily, but still the idea is frightening. When companies own our culture and history, we can lose it all if the company decides to pull out of the business.
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The Wizard of Oz was complete hell to make: https://mrdizzyblog.neocities.org/blog/wizard-of-oz
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