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  • Millennial, actually

  • The above being a rhetorical question, I just wanted to take a temperature of the room.

    I have lived without a phone pretty much all my adult life. The experiment for me would be to get a phone and see what changes. In that way, I have answered it for myself and the answer is a clear "you don't need a phone".

  • How many girls and boys across the world are literally missing a part of their body because of religious beliefs?

  • I knew that anything from Lunduke wouldn't be well received from ultra-left lemmy before I even opened this comments section.

    You're comment would have won me a swig in a game of "drink every time lemmy does XYZ", assuming I were degenerate enough to imbibe alcohol.

  • Laughs in OpenPOWER

  • Not having endless hedonistic recreational sex in the first place? Is it really that difficult to remain abstinent?

  • Calendar

    Non digital is sufficient. And if it must be digital for some reason, no you don't specifically need to use a serf phone for that.

    map

    I get around just fine without proprietary tracking BS. Navit + Openstreetmaps pre-downloaded binary data + detachable USB GPS transceiver.

    communication with partner

    Softphones and SIP telephony are fine for this.

    Sauce: I am a functioning adult who lives without a phone as a matter of principle.

  • Most of the population is choosing be enslaved by it. Buckle up.

  • Average people were only "thinking" about it for as long as it remained in the news cycle. Once the new cycle moved on, so did they.

  • Is a phone a basic necess[ity] for a normal life?

  • What, you don't want audience participation voting?

  • The goal, as ever, is to present to the public an accurate reflection of what the people as a whole think about candidates and issues.

    Can this not simply be harvested from the endless volumes of online posts made to the public internet? Why do they act like they need to go on the hunt for something that is normally difficult even to avoid?

  • CPUs from around 2005 onward are all perfectly usable IMO for the purposes of x86 desktops. As long as it's got x86_64, SSE4 and at least two available threads. I would even wager that Pentium 4 hyperthreaded models (Wolfdale?) are still acceptable if we're really pushing it.

  • Thinking in terms of platforms is much easier for the knuckle draggers.

  • Given the risk of physical harm to individuals

    Their private security details aren't enough?

  • Animal Crossing