Goodbye Dolphin, I hardly knew ya; and that is the truth. You might as well scrap blogs, forum, any chat system, in fact, turn it into a tweeter clone so that people can use their restrictive mobile devices to say, "I am having soup for lunch". As the world gets dumber and dumber; yes, this the way of the future. Oh, and they do it while driving with one hand and looking at their mobile device in the other hand. What stinking traffic light; I did not see a traffic light on my mobile see more device.
We actually agree on something. I finally suspended my FB account. I found the excessive "check ins" really annoying. I don't mind if someone checks in at the Rainbow Hilton @ Waikiki, but I really don't give a shit if they're in line at Taco Bell, or that they paid too much for their pickles.
The world is indeed getting dumber. Chat rooms and text messaging are a great contributor to the dumbass epidemic in this country. I can always tell when someone acquired the sum of their see more linguistic skills in a chat room, or via sms. Everybody wants to design their user interface so even the dumbest person on earth can use it. As the old saying goes, Build a system that even a fool can use, and only a fool will want to use it.
I have deleted my account on Facebook last month. And, today, I contacted Skype representative to delete my account. It's possible that I may leave Boonex if they don't include mobile template module.
I just watched a great example of how dumb people are getting. A reporter was interviewing witnesses at an apartment fire, and one of them said when he first noticed the fire, he took his phone out and started filming. Personally, I'd have called 911 and reported the fire. I don't know if 'dumb' is the right word. What do you call someone who places a higher value on filming someone's residence being destroyed by fire, than making a potentially life saving phone call?
The world is indeed getting dumber. Chat rooms and text messaging are a great contributor to the dumbass epidemic in this country. I can always tell when someone acquired the sum of their see more