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Erik Uden 🚩 · 2w
nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqe6z89f6a59gvqtl6epcmlnfxwms8zauz0ptlwwyn8lz4hlr0fyzsnfvfut I thought so, as I always see journalists or other folx have it, as if this would stop the guilt by association from mean intentioned media organizations.
tante · 3w
"Tech" wasn't /taken/ from us. We just never were willing to realize that it did not include us except as powerless users and customers. Love for "Tech" is often more akin to Stockholm syndrome.
Duchamp Pérez profile picture
@nprofile1q... I agree with you in how tech is presented today. It is an induced fashion where people want to be part of the in crowd.

At the same time, there was been humanistic software designed for exploration, curiosity, and self expression. When the elders talk about better tools, they existed. They still exist, but they are often derided into small niches.

The people who want the tech back are those who experienced those systems, like home computer BASIC, hypercard, smalltalk, early web with minimal javascript, lisp systems, etc.
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Chao-c' · 3w
nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqe6z89f6a59gvqtl6epcmlnfxwms8zauz0ptlwwyn8lz4hlr0fyzsnfvfut I think this is true beyond information technology. Home and early personal computers were empowering technologies. Or cassete recorders. Also, bicycles or public railways. There were ce...