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BBC-vs-neolibs··on Elizabeth Loftus Changed the Meaning of Memory
They forgot.
BBC-vs-neolibs··on How U.S. media lost the trust of the public
A deeper problem is that many consider voting broken by definition, unless their team wins. Because the opposition has been "corrupted" and "fooled", their dissent is not legitimate. They see the ballot box strictly as a utilitarian tool, which when it does not give the God Given outcome, can rightly be followed up by the ammo box. Because the opposition is wrong and dangerous to this country.
BBC-vs-neolibs··on Developer tools can be magic but instead collect dust
Firebug and Chrome were just icing on the cake. The band wagon was well going long before that.
BBC-vs-neolibs··on 20-Minute Neighborhoods
Sacred dimensional energies and Tesla coils.
BBC-vs-neolibs··on Where are all the containers? The global shortage explained
Except maybe to the actual slaves? Uyghurs aren't exactly volunteering to work in those factories.
BBC-vs-neolibs··on “When it comes to broadband, America is the original shithole country”
There is this incredible tale about how the UK was on the verge of getting a fiber optic (analog then!) television network, where they would have had a bunch of LaserDisc players, all playing various movies starting at staggered intervals, all streaming into the fiber optic network, so you could have had basically Netflix back in the 80s, by "tuning" in to the correct station.

Taking advantage of the immense bandwidth available in fiber. Alas, it would have been a monopolistic crime against Capitalism or something, so it never came to be.

With 80s tech, one could have easily created a set top box for browsing titles (in text format), possibly based on Ceefax technology. (Teletext in other parts of the world.)

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