No.1626
>>1624We're in a weird slump where we've already done everything we can with what we have, and all of the exiting new technologies are still too impractical and weird to be of any use outside of laboratories. The end result is companies putting out a bunch of useless bullshit to trick you into thinking they're innovating, when really they're just scamming you.
No.1627
>>1625It's not technology's fault, it's big corpos fault.
>inb4 technology controls its usersremember what richard stallman tried to say? free software allows the users to take control of their computing.
No.1628
>>1627How can users take control of their computing when they're not in control of themselves?
No.1629
>>1628thats why you work on yourself, improve and ignore all of the suicidal people on meds, they're probably beyond saving and too dependent on the dopamine. Controlling yourself is the first step.
No.1630
>>1629Self improvement is masturbation
No.1631
>>1630I wish it felt that good too.
No.1632
>>1630Of the ego which in return gives you confidence which in return gives you hoes
No.1633
>>1626Couldn't have said it better myself
>>1624>I feel like everything new I hear about is either boring or outright designed to make our lives worse.We need to return to the past
No.1634
>>1630Now self-destruction…
No.1635
>>1634based and durdenpilled
No.1636
>>1633the defeated by wealthy people on pills argument vs
>>1629 >>504 The despite all odds i still get mine chad argument
No.1638
>>1637Tinyboard is a decades old now and it still has stupid bugs like these. What's so hard about imageboard software?
No.1640
>>1636I'm not suicidal, I just agree with OP, I don't know how I relate to giving up.
No.1641
>>1638Free software will always have bugs like these.
No.1642
>>1641Just as it will always have people like
>>1637 fixing them.
No.1644
>>1641but anyone can fix them
No.1645
>>1644How many bugs did you fix so far?