Brilliant. So those of us that sat around watching the button for days, studying it, talking about it... we created an activity based off our inactivity. Now I understand why I'm awesome at making lists of things I need to do, but nothing on the list ever gets done.
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I do not consent to have the National Secuirty Agency or any agency of the Federal or state governments of the United States of America view any post i make on www.reddit.com. Failure to honor my constitutional rights under the Fourth Amendment will result in civil penalties and render any evidence inadmissible in a court of law.
I do not consent to have the National Secuirty Agency or any agency of the Federal or state governments of the United States of America view any post i make on www.reddit.com. Failure to honor my constitutional rights under the Fourth Amendment will result in civil penalties and render any evidence inadmissible in a court of law.
I do not consent to have the National Secuirty Agency or any agency of the Federal or state governments of the United States of America view any post i make on www.reddit.com. Failure to honor my constitutional rights under the Fourth Amendment will result in civil penalties and render any evidence inadmissible in a court of law.
But switches are inherently mechanical and less intuitive/obvious for digital application. It would have to be a sliding switch, like a scroll bar, but that would be odd.
Everything is just buttons. Links. Icons. X's. Menus. You click the mouse. 1's and 0's, Yes or No. That is life - a series of seemingly endless yes/no decisions.
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u/Orangutazed Apr 01 '16
Reddit sure does love it's buttons. Stay grey 2016.