Re:Critical Bluetooth vulnerability in Android
by chucksmash on Friday February 07, 2020 @01:26PM
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> I feel like we've really devalued certain words in the past decade or so.
For sure.
> Everyone speaks like they work for marketing now.
Maybe we're so inundated that we've internalized it? A semi-related thing I've noticed: when people talk about movies now, it's never "oh I liked it, it was neat" or "it was sappy." Everybody talks about the cinematography this, the character arcs that, did you see that tracking shot??
It's weird to see the "inside baseball" aspects of movies/music/storytelling/etc creep into random conversations.
For sure.
> Everyone speaks like they work for marketing now.
Maybe we're so inundated that we've internalized it? A semi-related thing I've noticed: when people talk about movies now, it's never "oh I liked it, it was neat" or "it was sappy." Everybody talks about the cinematography this, the character arcs that, did you see that tracking shot??
It's weird to see the "inside baseball" aspects of movies/music/storytelling/etc creep into random conversations.