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I am not sure there are any that I can think of that completely changed how we were doing things. It feels like for the past seven years all we have been getting are fads as such or small iterative changes but nothing that suddenly made things way better or easier. Nothing on the level of the smartphone, or Uber taxi services, or even teslas.
I would love to hear your examples for some consumer level tech jumps if you got any, because as far as I can tell the past decade is a list of stuff that is all stuck in the development phase rather than the market phase as of now and will still take a few more years to take off.
So did we make any consumer level progress in the near past or not?
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Zoomers BTFO
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Or at least not have a toxic username
Wait...
The researchers emphasize that even among users with toxic usernames, most (between 58% and 65%) do not produce toxic content; this figure is about 70% for users with neutral, non-toxic usernames.
Discuss
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In case this gets dramatic, rtechnews discussion
If you want to cause drama, might be a good idea to post this on /r/technology, /r/politics, and maybe /r/news
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I use UniFi everything atm. Really hard to beat the APs even though I should’ve stuck with pfSense for the router.
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HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31932202