Re:Twitter now requires an account to view tweets
by 3cats-in-a-coat on Saturday July 01, 2023 @03:04AM
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The choice is not between no change and drastic change, but selecting a rate of change that is appropriate. Things which do not change, die, as the only thing that is constant is change. Change or be changed.
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Re:Twitter now requires an account to view tweets
by wruza on Saturday July 01, 2023 @04:32AM
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I visit a few sites that never changed (or at least changed things only few were even aware of) and they live long enough to lose count of hordes of change-praisers appear and die.
I believe this eternal loop of change is a trap that impatient people force themselves in. Instead of accustoming and learning the current state, they rush into another one with a change that has unclear implications. As a result, they never get where they are and lose any track of where they were or where they’re heading at. Their only comfort can be found in a constant change.
These few sites are like home to me. One of them I visit with years-long pauses and every time I return it’s the same user experience. That’s invaluable.
Re:Twitter now requires an account to view tweets
by 3cats-in-a-coat on Saturday July 01, 2023 @10:57AM
(#36550804)
I'd be curious to hear about some of those sites.
Re:Twitter now requires an account to view tweets
by phito on Saturday July 01, 2023 @04:45AM
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Sharks haven't changed in about 450 million years. There are designs that just work and don't need to change unless the environment changes drastically.
Re:Twitter now requires an account to view tweets
by 3cats-in-a-coat on Saturday July 01, 2023 @01:01PM
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