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The recent Sony decision to do away with physical discs...
... for some reason feels like a watershed moment
I don't know why.
These business decisions have been happening consecutively year by year for more than a decade now.
And arguably month by month and maybe week by week now.
This isn't the first time physical and analog media and technology has taken a blow.
This won't be the last.
It could be that this feels like a "watershed moment" for me only.
But idk
Regardless, I feel like I need to make a decision but don't know how or where to start.
Physical disks were one of the reasons why Playstation 2 was the most popular console ever. This decision is betrayal.
Right?!
My mind really goes back to that.
But I don't even think people remember now. Not everyone who lived then.
Maybe not even many of the heads at Sony now...
Small pain point about living in a neoliberal hellscape is that we can't have a Pokedex-style encyclopedia app about everything.
Wikipedia comes close, but it only explains "relevant" things (so no specific documentation for a niche program), it's horribly biased against material reality in anything politics, and there's no manuals or how-tos in it.
Presently I am thinking about authoring a quiz on Fascism.
Does anybody know of a good website for designing quizzes? (Preferably nothing Google-related.)
Your sleep hygiene tonight may depend on it!
Good morning
I did a thing:
https://lemmygrad.ml/post/12078995
It's about the 2000s, specifically the decade
(Yes, the one with Napoleon Dynamite or somesuch)