With most Android tablet apps being literally the same as mobile, I see no reason to get s9 and not iPad pro which is a more polished experience. Hopefully s9 would be a better buy next year when they slash the price by 40%.
I totally agree with you. I just wanted to put into perspective that being sad and worrying is only detrimental to our own well being. To fight the fight, we need to be resilient. Being in a happy and positive state will help with what you're suggesting. forcing corporations and taxing their ill-gotten profits is the most basic step we need to do. However, joining unions is hard especially in a poor country like mine. You'll be kicked out of your company so fast and there are more than a thousand people waiting to take up your job. I'm not exaggerating. Labour laws have been fucked with so hard by the corporations that day to day survival is what most people can think about. Sadly, climate change is the least of the worries especially in poorer countries.
No you aren't selling hope either. Your comment was about 6 billion out of 7 billion people dying. You didn't ask to do activism or anything.. and joining "radical politicial organisations" will get you branded as a terrorist. There is a need for activism but under a capitalist system only profits will matter. There is very little under our control and only enforcing policies at govt. level will help.
I'm not asking people to sit around waiting for end to come. I'm asking them to do things which make them happy whether it's playing video games or climate activism. Worrying about shit won't fix climate change, strategical political and economical changes might.
its better to enjoy what you have right now than be worried about the future which is not in your control. i don't see how being worried will prevent climate change. might as well not give a fuck and live your remaining life doing whatever makes you happy.
not in india. most companies treat you like trash because it's so easy to replace you here with some other poor dude who is ready to take it. good programmers demand a good salary and most orgs dont offer that.. that's why most software developed here is trash.
I have to agree with you on the over engineering and layers of abstraction which stop making sense over time. At the same time I've seen people abusing the application context and try to reinvent the wheel in a worse way rather than using easy to read annotations. People care less about doing it the right way. Many who care about doing it the right way but don't understand things well, go so far off the deep end that we end up with unnecessary abstractions.
Java is a great language but since most people work with it and most people don't give a shit about best practices, we see messy java code everywhere. It's an easy language to write shit code in.
It's really interesting.. i gave it a shot a few days back. You've to follow stuff or hashtags you're interested in for things to show up.. after that take it slow and follow more things.. I've found some really good music playlists, art, programming discussions on there. There's also an explore section which shows trending topics and posts. I can recommend it as the users are mature and in my experience not toxic.
I think you misunderstood us lol.. we're not saying your password will not get leaked by the app.. we're saying it's gonna be unique and random bullshit generated so the hacker won't be able to get to your other accounts since passwords are different.
If we wanted to be a part of Facebook we'd be there. And since we're not there we don't want Facebook to be here. This is why many instances don't want to be associated with them. Also no, corporations didn't have part in the making of internet. They had a part in profiteering of our data and the internet. Being anti-corporate is only a sensible decision one can make in today's world.
With most Android tablet apps being literally the same as mobile, I see no reason to get s9 and not iPad pro which is a more polished experience. Hopefully s9 would be a better buy next year when they slash the price by 40%.