allison[in the faculty meeting] listen, this new technology is here to stay, and it's useless to fight against it. if we want to prepare our students for the jobs of the future, we *must* teach them how to (responsibly and ethically) purchase and consume up to five Taco BellⓇ Naked Chicken Chalupas™ each day
GoodNewsGreyShoes🔞(on hiatus)@aparrish Every single time I hear the sentiment "like it or not, ______ is here to stay", I like to take a moment to reflect on the overwhelming majority of "things we were told would be permanent" that now, *shockingly*, no longer exist.😮🫢🤗🙄
Mirko Schenk@GoodNewsGreyShoes @aparrish
Though I'm a bit sad 3D TV was abandoned so quickly. Sure, many of them were really bad, with ghosting either because of too long afterglow or not holding your head upright enough for the polarization pattern (and sometimes even badly mounted pol. sheets) and clumsy, proprietary glasses (esp. for shutter). But would this really still be an issue with more modern technology?
Though I'm a bit sad 3D TV was abandoned so quickly. Sure, many of them were really bad, with ghosting either because of too long afterglow or not holding your head upright enough for the polarization pattern (and sometimes even badly mounted pol. sheets) and clumsy, proprietary glasses (esp. for shutter). But would this really still be an issue with more modern technology?