The biggest problem with the block button is that every time I use it, I'm reminded that there's no equivalent feature for in person interactions.
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The biggest problem with the block button is that every time I use it, I'm reminded that there's no equivalent feature for in person interactions.
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The biggest problem with the block button is that every time I use it, I'm reminded that there's no equivalent feature for in person interactions.
@mattblaze I'm sure that was a Black Mirror episode
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The biggest problem with the block button is that every time I use it, I'm reminded that there's no equivalent feature for in person interactions.
@mattblaze isn't there?
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The biggest problem with the block button is that every time I use it, I'm reminded that there's no equivalent feature for in person interactions.
Coming to attention, clicking your heels together, performing a crisp about face and then marching away is pretty effective in person!
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The biggest problem with the block button is that every time I use it, I'm reminded that there's no equivalent feature for in person interactions.
@mattblaze nose socking is slightly more dangerous
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The biggest problem with the block button is that every time I use it, I'm reminded that there's no equivalent feature for in person interactions.
@mattblaze
Restraining order and bodyguard.... -
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The biggest problem with the block button is that every time I use it, I'm reminded that there's no equivalent feature for in person interactions.
Sure, there are always restraining orders, and I suppose outright violence might be an acceptable last resort under some circumstances. But the block button has some very nice properties:
- It's very easy to use.
- It works instantly.
- You don't need to justify it or get anyone else's cooperation to enforce it.
- Using it doesn't cause problematic externalities; it affects only you and your feed -
Sure, there are always restraining orders, and I suppose outright violence might be an acceptable last resort under some circumstances. But the block button has some very nice properties:
- It's very easy to use.
- It works instantly.
- You don't need to justify it or get anyone else's cooperation to enforce it.
- Using it doesn't cause problematic externalities; it affects only you and your feed@mattblaze we need a real-world antimemetic block button for jerks. Yes, I just finished reading There Is No Antimemetics Division.
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The biggest problem with the block button is that every time I use it, I'm reminded that there's no equivalent feature for in person interactions.
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The biggest problem with the block button is that every time I use it, I'm reminded that there's no equivalent feature for in person interactions.
@mattblaze I read that as “the back button”
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@mattblaze I read that as “the back button”
.@adamshostack Real life undo would be very nice, too.
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@adamshostack Real life undo would be very nice, too.
@mattblaze @adamshostack I'm still looking for my snapshots so I can roll back a couple of these years.
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@adamshostack Real life undo would be very nice, too.
@mattblaze @adamshostack you ever try shaking your body wildly like when you undo on your phone?
it doesn't work.
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The biggest problem with the block button is that every time I use it, I'm reminded that there's no equivalent feature for in person interactions.
@mattblaze Irish goodbye has been somewhat useful with no block button
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@adamshostack Real life undo would be very nice, too.
@mattblaze
Did you try shaking it?
