An almost 38 minute video about one man’s opinion about how the curated algorithmic experiences on the modern Internet have an effect on people and how it has shaped how it is being used.

Edit: Name of channel is Technology Connections

  • SkaveRat
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    4 days ago

    You can submit corrections. Help the next person out

    • msage@programming.dev
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      3 days ago

      Fuck Google, support OpenStreetMaps instead.

      I’m flabbergasted how people are not seeing the OpenAI stuff not just as not-that-useful, but very dangerous for privacy and open internet. And Google is trying to catch up, and they are still the biggest threat to privacy and open web.

      Don’t use either, every corporation will betray you.

      Support open solutions.

      • SkaveRat
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        2 days ago

        agreed. but most people use gmaps.

        Especially in regards to shop opening hours.

        source: I actively update osm data, and regularly remove years old data from the system

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          2 days ago

          I refuse to help corporations for free so they can reap the benefits.

          They should pay people to update the hours. And people should look elsewhere for maps.

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      4 days ago

      Indeed, and so I should.

      Unfortunately, I don’t usually discover the hours are incorrect until I get to the location, at which point I often am too annoyed to remember to do my civic duty.

      I will try to do better in the future.

      • SkaveRat
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        4 days ago

        Understandable. I usually take a photo of the opening hours sign and submit later

        If you’re not submitting corrections often, sending the photo along as proof also helps to get it accepted