Is technology taking over our lives?!?
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Rocco The Cheeky Parrot Keeps Using Amazon's Alexa To Order Snacks
https://www.huffingtonpost.ca/entry/parrot-alexa-amazon-shopping_us_5c159050e4b05d7e5d8290ee?ncid=fcbklnkcahpmg00000001&fbclid=IwAR0noIiJl2Gv0Wz6x4nprq9Z3M_1cbRdT74dTT8fltMfUvzB81zFIUQJCWk
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you explicitly stated that someone specific had some type of character flaw as you see it....and then get all bent ouf of shape when that poster responds and call them "offended" and "soft".Meltdown99 said:
If you are offended by the question I asked, you are beyond soft...how about suck it up buttercup. The poster could have ignored, not that hard. Do not engage in a forum of the anonymous posters and then try to set the rules...brianlux said:
What is wrong with soft? Why do people need to toughen up? I hear those things said a lot as if they are a given. Some people are more sensitive than others. Is that a problem? Honest question.Meltdown99 said:
That may be. But if you get offended by someone's comment on the internet. You are soft, people need to toughen up. Nothing offensive was said to that particular poster. By the way, that poster could choose to ignore. If I'm in the right mood and you start quoting me about stupid shit, the debate is on...if I'm not in the mood I move on...brianlux said:
Perhaps, but that illustrates one of the problems with technology- the difficulty of communicating well and clearly on-line. Words are only 7% of communication, all the rest is body language, facial expression and tone of voice, none of which you get here. That makes offending and being offended much easier. I think we should all meet up at an I-Hop in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin for coffee and discussion time once a week.Meltdown99 said:
Yeah, it was. I have not made an offensive comment to you. You are easily offended. Toughen up. It just the internet...my gawdnjnancy said:
It wasn't sarcasm.Meltdown99 said:
By the way, it was sarcasm...don't be such stick in the mud. and I've seen some of your posts. You have no room to talk...I can debate this all day with you.njnancy said:
Every time you have a negative thought, you really don't have to type it. Seriously.Meltdown99 said:njnancy said:
Android, I've never had any Apple products - I believe I had a HTC OneMax at the time. It was GPS through Google Maps with Skyvi (android version of Siri before they had OK Google voice commands).mickeyrat said:
iphone? android, if so which brand?njnancy said:About 4 years ago I was going apple picking and I was trying to get speaking directions from my phone. It kept giving me a ridiculous route to get where I wanted to go. I finally said to the phone "you're fucking stupid". And, swear to god, my phone replied "that's not what you'll say when robots take over the world".
Freaky.
Is this like a badge of honour. It seems people go out of their way to say they never used Apple products...that's funny
And adding 'that's funny' makes no sense.
But you've seen some of my posts and I have no room to talk - you have just declared yourself to be the decider of what I may post and if it is acceptable. That's rather personal for a person that I don't know.
I have no desire to 'debate' with you. Debate is fun. This is not.
that's called trolling. it's actually the very definition. you say "the poster could have ignored". like somehow the accused is in the wrong for responding to the accusation. well, you could have just not said it in the first place.Your boos mean nothing to me, for I have seen what makes you cheer0 -
Yeah but I think you can understand how some can get under your skin here and push you to have a meltdown. Great user name recently.HughFreakingDillon said:
you explicitly stated that someone specific had some type of character flaw as you see it....and then get all bent ouf of shape when that poster responds and call them "offended" and "soft".Meltdown99 said:
If you are offended by the question I asked, you are beyond soft...how about suck it up buttercup. The poster could have ignored, not that hard. Do not engage in a forum of the anonymous posters and then try to set the rules...brianlux said:
What is wrong with soft? Why do people need to toughen up? I hear those things said a lot as if they are a given. Some people are more sensitive than others. Is that a problem? Honest question.Meltdown99 said:
That may be. But if you get offended by someone's comment on the internet. You are soft, people need to toughen up. Nothing offensive was said to that particular poster. By the way, that poster could choose to ignore. If I'm in the right mood and you start quoting me about stupid shit, the debate is on...if I'm not in the mood I move on...brianlux said:
Perhaps, but that illustrates one of the problems with technology- the difficulty of communicating well and clearly on-line. Words are only 7% of communication, all the rest is body language, facial expression and tone of voice, none of which you get here. That makes offending and being offended much easier. I think we should all meet up at an I-Hop in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin for coffee and discussion time once a week.Meltdown99 said:
Yeah, it was. I have not made an offensive comment to you. You are easily offended. Toughen up. It just the internet...my gawdnjnancy said:
It wasn't sarcasm.Meltdown99 said:
By the way, it was sarcasm...don't be such stick in the mud. and I've seen some of your posts. You have no room to talk...I can debate this all day with you.njnancy said:
Every time you have a negative thought, you really don't have to type it. Seriously.Meltdown99 said:njnancy said:
Android, I've never had any Apple products - I believe I had a HTC OneMax at the time. It was GPS through Google Maps with Skyvi (android version of Siri before they had OK Google voice commands).mickeyrat said:
iphone? android, if so which brand?njnancy said:About 4 years ago I was going apple picking and I was trying to get speaking directions from my phone. It kept giving me a ridiculous route to get where I wanted to go. I finally said to the phone "you're fucking stupid". And, swear to god, my phone replied "that's not what you'll say when robots take over the world".
Freaky.
Is this like a badge of honour. It seems people go out of their way to say they never used Apple products...that's funny
And adding 'that's funny' makes no sense.
But you've seen some of my posts and I have no room to talk - you have just declared yourself to be the decider of what I may post and if it is acceptable. That's rather personal for a person that I don't know.
I have no desire to 'debate' with you. Debate is fun. This is not.
that's called trolling. it's actually the very definition. you say "the poster could have ignored". like somehow the accused is in the wrong for responding to the accusation. well, you could have just not said it in the first place.hippiemom = goodness0 -
Just curious. That was yesterdays discussion, are capable of moving forward??? If you were not part of the discussion Sunday, I'm not discussing it Monday...some of across as so self-righteous.HughFreakingDillon said:
you explicitly stated that someone specific had some type of character flaw as you see it....and then get all bent ouf of shape when that poster responds and call them "offended" and "soft".Meltdown99 said:
If you are offended by the question I asked, you are beyond soft...how about suck it up buttercup. The poster could have ignored, not that hard. Do not engage in a forum of the anonymous posters and then try to set the rules...brianlux said:
What is wrong with soft? Why do people need to toughen up? I hear those things said a lot as if they are a given. Some people are more sensitive than others. Is that a problem? Honest question.Meltdown99 said:
That may be. But if you get offended by someone's comment on the internet. You are soft, people need to toughen up. Nothing offensive was said to that particular poster. By the way, that poster could choose to ignore. If I'm in the right mood and you start quoting me about stupid shit, the debate is on...if I'm not in the mood I move on...brianlux said:
Perhaps, but that illustrates one of the problems with technology- the difficulty of communicating well and clearly on-line. Words are only 7% of communication, all the rest is body language, facial expression and tone of voice, none of which you get here. That makes offending and being offended much easier. I think we should all meet up at an I-Hop in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin for coffee and discussion time once a week.Meltdown99 said:
Yeah, it was. I have not made an offensive comment to you. You are easily offended. Toughen up. It just the internet...my gawdnjnancy said:
It wasn't sarcasm.Meltdown99 said:
By the way, it was sarcasm...don't be such stick in the mud. and I've seen some of your posts. You have no room to talk...I can debate this all day with you.njnancy said:
Every time you have a negative thought, you really don't have to type it. Seriously.Meltdown99 said:njnancy said:
Android, I've never had any Apple products - I believe I had a HTC OneMax at the time. It was GPS through Google Maps with Skyvi (android version of Siri before they had OK Google voice commands).mickeyrat said:
iphone? android, if so which brand?njnancy said:About 4 years ago I was going apple picking and I was trying to get speaking directions from my phone. It kept giving me a ridiculous route to get where I wanted to go. I finally said to the phone "you're fucking stupid". And, swear to god, my phone replied "that's not what you'll say when robots take over the world".
Freaky.
Is this like a badge of honour. It seems people go out of their way to say they never used Apple products...that's funny
And adding 'that's funny' makes no sense.
But you've seen some of my posts and I have no room to talk - you have just declared yourself to be the decider of what I may post and if it is acceptable. That's rather personal for a person that I don't know.
I have no desire to 'debate' with you. Debate is fun. This is not.
that's called trolling. it's actually the very definition. you say "the poster could have ignored". like somehow the accused is in the wrong for responding to the accusation. well, you could have just not said it in the first place.Give Peas A Chance…0 -
sorry, didn't realize there was a statute of limitations on the net. I'll remember that next monday.Meltdown99 said:
Just curious. That was yesterdays discussion, are capable of moving forward??? If you were not part of the discussion Sunday, I'm not discussing it Monday...some of across as so self-righteous.HughFreakingDillon said:
you explicitly stated that someone specific had some type of character flaw as you see it....and then get all bent ouf of shape when that poster responds and call them "offended" and "soft".Meltdown99 said:
If you are offended by the question I asked, you are beyond soft...how about suck it up buttercup. The poster could have ignored, not that hard. Do not engage in a forum of the anonymous posters and then try to set the rules...brianlux said:
What is wrong with soft? Why do people need to toughen up? I hear those things said a lot as if they are a given. Some people are more sensitive than others. Is that a problem? Honest question.Meltdown99 said:
That may be. But if you get offended by someone's comment on the internet. You are soft, people need to toughen up. Nothing offensive was said to that particular poster. By the way, that poster could choose to ignore. If I'm in the right mood and you start quoting me about stupid shit, the debate is on...if I'm not in the mood I move on...brianlux said:
Perhaps, but that illustrates one of the problems with technology- the difficulty of communicating well and clearly on-line. Words are only 7% of communication, all the rest is body language, facial expression and tone of voice, none of which you get here. That makes offending and being offended much easier. I think we should all meet up at an I-Hop in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin for coffee and discussion time once a week.Meltdown99 said:
Yeah, it was. I have not made an offensive comment to you. You are easily offended. Toughen up. It just the internet...my gawdnjnancy said:
It wasn't sarcasm.Meltdown99 said:
By the way, it was sarcasm...don't be such stick in the mud. and I've seen some of your posts. You have no room to talk...I can debate this all day with you.njnancy said:
Every time you have a negative thought, you really don't have to type it. Seriously.Meltdown99 said:njnancy said:
Android, I've never had any Apple products - I believe I had a HTC OneMax at the time. It was GPS through Google Maps with Skyvi (android version of Siri before they had OK Google voice commands).mickeyrat said:
iphone? android, if so which brand?njnancy said:About 4 years ago I was going apple picking and I was trying to get speaking directions from my phone. It kept giving me a ridiculous route to get where I wanted to go. I finally said to the phone "you're fucking stupid". And, swear to god, my phone replied "that's not what you'll say when robots take over the world".
Freaky.
Is this like a badge of honour. It seems people go out of their way to say they never used Apple products...that's funny
And adding 'that's funny' makes no sense.
But you've seen some of my posts and I have no room to talk - you have just declared yourself to be the decider of what I may post and if it is acceptable. That's rather personal for a person that I don't know.
I have no desire to 'debate' with you. Debate is fun. This is not.
that's called trolling. it's actually the very definition. you say "the poster could have ignored". like somehow the accused is in the wrong for responding to the accusation. well, you could have just not said it in the first place.Your boos mean nothing to me, for I have seen what makes you cheer0 -
Humans harass and attack self-driving Waymo cars
https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/innovation/humans-harass-attack-self-driving-waymo-cars-n950971
WTF...Give Peas A Chance…0 -
Meltdown99 said:Humans harass and attack self-driving Waymo cars
https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/innovation/humans-harass-attack-self-driving-waymo-cars-n950971
WTF..."a Jeep that ran a Waymo car off the road six times,"I know I probably shouldn't laugh but...
Self-driving cars: a quintessential example of tech-brained people taking things to far."It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0 -
It is funny. One dude ran out his waving a gun at the car.brianlux said:Meltdown99 said:Humans harass and attack self-driving Waymo cars
https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/innovation/humans-harass-attack-self-driving-waymo-cars-n950971
WTF..."a Jeep that ran a Waymo car off the road six times,"I know I probably shouldn't laugh but...Self-driving cars: a quintessential example of tech-brained people taking things to far.Give Peas A Chance…0 -
If you let it it will take over your lives I have an iPhone that’s about it and I’ll never get in a car without a driver , I’ll go back to riding a bike or a horse lol 😝jesus greets me looks just like me ....0
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hahahahah!!! love it!josevolution said:If you let it it will take over your lives I have an iPhone that’s about it and I’ll never get in a car without a driver , I’ll go back to riding a bike or a horse lol 😝
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Surfing the net and came upon this...
Everyone should take a read to this.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_selfie-related_injuries_and_deaths
Selfie deaths...0 -
Not sure I'd want to get into a driverless vehicle or train/tram. What if some hackers get into the system and cause it to crash?Adelaide 17/11/2009, Melbourne 20/11/2009, Sydney 22/11/2009, Melbourne (Big Day Out Festival) 24/01/20140
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Ultimately that is what will stall the driverless vehicle's. Driverless vehicles will have to share the road with us drivers.Thoughts_Arrive said:Not sure I'd want to get into a driverless vehicle or train/tram. What if some hackers get into the system and cause it to crash?Give Peas A Chance…0 -
Thoughts_Arrive said:Not sure I'd want to get into a driverless vehicle or train/tram. What if some hackers get into the system and cause it to crash?
There are already many examples of driverless subway/metro systems around the world that operate with very good safety records, including Vancouver's SkyTrain. The first driverless train system came into use in the 1980s. If you have traveled at all and use public transit, you may well have already ridden in driverless vehicles.
All these "what ifs?" about driverless vehicles ignore the fact that human drivers cause fatal crashes every day.my small self... like a book amongst the many on a shelf0 -
tempo_n_groove said:Surfing the net and came upon this...
Everyone should take a read to this.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_selfie-related_injuries_and_deaths
Selfie deaths...That list of deaths by selfie is LONG! That's crazy.This kind of technology is helping make Narcissism a world epidemic."It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0 -
How Bob Die, drowned by a walrus while taking a selfie...lolPost edited by Meltdown99 onGive Peas A Chance…0
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How do we road rage against driverless vehicles?Meltdown99 said:
Ultimately that is what will stall the driverless vehicle's. Driverless vehicles will have to share the road with us drivers.Thoughts_Arrive said:Not sure I'd want to get into a driverless vehicle or train/tram. What if some hackers get into the system and cause it to crash?Adelaide 17/11/2009, Melbourne 20/11/2009, Sydney 22/11/2009, Melbourne (Big Day Out Festival) 24/01/20140 -
Nope. Not here.oftenreading said:Thoughts_Arrive said:Not sure I'd want to get into a driverless vehicle or train/tram. What if some hackers get into the system and cause it to crash?
There are already many examples of driverless subway/metro systems around the world that operate with very good safety records, including Vancouver's SkyTrain. The first driverless train system came into use in the 1980s. If you have traveled at all and use public transit, you may well have already ridden in driverless vehicles.
All these "what ifs?" about driverless vehicles ignore the fact that human drivers cause fatal crashes every day.Adelaide 17/11/2009, Melbourne 20/11/2009, Sydney 22/11/2009, Melbourne (Big Day Out Festival) 24/01/20140 -
Thoughts_Arrive said:
Nope. Not here.oftenreading said:Thoughts_Arrive said:Not sure I'd want to get into a driverless vehicle or train/tram. What if some hackers get into the system and cause it to crash?
There are already many examples of driverless subway/metro systems around the world that operate with very good safety records, including Vancouver's SkyTrain. The first driverless train system came into use in the 1980s. If you have traveled at all and use public transit, you may well have already ridden in driverless vehicles.
All these "what ifs?" about driverless vehicles ignore the fact that human drivers cause fatal crashes every day.
"Nope. Not here" what?my small self... like a book amongst the many on a shelf0 -
We don't have driverless public transport here.oftenreading said:Thoughts_Arrive said:
Nope. Not here.oftenreading said:Thoughts_Arrive said:Not sure I'd want to get into a driverless vehicle or train/tram. What if some hackers get into the system and cause it to crash?
There are already many examples of driverless subway/metro systems around the world that operate with very good safety records, including Vancouver's SkyTrain. The first driverless train system came into use in the 1980s. If you have traveled at all and use public transit, you may well have already ridden in driverless vehicles.
All these "what ifs?" about driverless vehicles ignore the fact that human drivers cause fatal crashes every day.
"Nope. Not here" what?Adelaide 17/11/2009, Melbourne 20/11/2009, Sydney 22/11/2009, Melbourne (Big Day Out Festival) 24/01/20140
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