Gregory's ServerWhat I really need from the universe is a massive workshop to fit 20 simultaneous projects and the economic freedom to pursue them as I see fit
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Blocking ads is a moral good, actually. Advertisements are psychic pollution and being forced to watch them is like being forced to drink contaminated water. If you have an effective filtration method, or a source of clean water, it is morally positive to use it and to teach others how to use it as well. In the same way, it's a moral positive to filter out advertising and use sources that aren't tainted by ads in the first place, and to teach others how to do the same.
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 @stellarskylark Moreover, I believe that it is always the consumer that should have the last say on how they want to consume a product, be it a web site, a bottle of soft drink, a screwdriver or a tractor. @stellarskylark so, you're saying you're morally opposed to copyright basically? Because if copyright is moral, then authors of blog posts should have a say on the conditions under which you're allowed to see their content. @stellarskylark i've never liked ads to much because they are to intrusive and make browsing the internet worse. Why does the keyboard have to interrupt the CPU that's mean :blobhaj_sadreach: |
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