← Back to context Comment by skeezyboy 20 days ago i wanted my phone to be more than just a kiosk though. thank fuck desktop never ended up in this mess 3 comments skeezyboy Reply const_cast 20 days ago The irony is that our phones are unbelievably powerful and run laps around computers from just 5-10 years ago, but then we use them as locked-down glorified web views and advertisement deliverers.Or, as you say, kiosks. geysersam 20 days ago Not to mention all the functionality, sensors, etc that our laptops have never had. goodpoint 20 days ago advertisement deliverers and massive surveillance devices
const_cast 20 days ago The irony is that our phones are unbelievably powerful and run laps around computers from just 5-10 years ago, but then we use them as locked-down glorified web views and advertisement deliverers.Or, as you say, kiosks. geysersam 20 days ago Not to mention all the functionality, sensors, etc that our laptops have never had. goodpoint 20 days ago advertisement deliverers and massive surveillance devices
geysersam 20 days ago Not to mention all the functionality, sensors, etc that our laptops have never had.
The irony is that our phones are unbelievably powerful and run laps around computers from just 5-10 years ago, but then we use them as locked-down glorified web views and advertisement deliverers.
Or, as you say, kiosks.
Not to mention all the functionality, sensors, etc that our laptops have never had.
advertisement deliverers and massive surveillance devices