I’m actually quite pleased Twitter is going to shit, it offers nothing to humanity, it shows the most divisive of opinions to drive engagement, and despite this, it’s become a quasi-official way of making a public statement, with Tweets being quoted even when barely related to the story at hand.
It’s a garbage site, and has been for a very long time, and I’m so very glad it’s on the way out.
2008-2014, I think it had value as a public square where journalists of all stripes really engaged. Now it’s a cesspool. Anyone still hanging out at the nazi bar should really stop and think about the ramifications.
I think digital security has the same problem as national parks organizations developing bear proof garbage cans
Develop a garbage can lid that is complex enough to discourage the most intelligent bear while making it accessible to the dumbest human … which is why they continually have a bear problem because the two groups often overlap one another.
We’re going to have the same problem with AI bots creating fake accounts … how do you create a system to avoid the smartest AI while making it accessible to the dumbest humans.
Probably yes, those are the letters in GPS coordinates they might need to input. However, the standard with global coordinates as two floating point values is that Ⓝ and Ⓔ are positive while Ⓢ and Ⓦ are negative so they could just use that.
Anyway, they should have just used a QWERTY keyboard and added an extra N on top for the logical layout of
<span style="color:#323232;"> ┌N┐
</span><span style="color:#323232;">Q W┼E R T...
</span><span style="color:#323232;"> A└S┘D F ...
</span><span style="color:#323232;"> Z X C V...
</span>
I think the current layout cannot be much worse. The positions of the letters don’t correspond to cardinal directions at all. In a combat scenario, you don’t want to type on a non-standard keypad. To make the NWES keys stand out as they should, they could be mildly arrow-shaped like ⭔ or ⌂. Keys are not easily confused if they have special shapes.
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