th0t kiNG _kab0j retweeted
Microsoft discovered most users never use 80% of the functionality. They had the idea they could market a 20% stripped down version. When they began talking to users they quickly discovered that yes, most users only use ~20% of the functionality, but they all use a different 20%.
There’s a thing that goes on in the discourse where it’s very easy to dismiss things that aren’t important to you. Like, if there were some debate in knitting, I could just dismiss the entire thing by saying, “knitting actually isn’t important and you should all shut up and stop knitting and we should just ban knitting so nobody ever has to hear about this.”
In fact, I could do this with like 90% of everything. And so could you. And so could everybody else.
We just wouldn’t agree on the 90%.
Recognizing this fact, and realizing that it means that you’re going to have to come up with better and more convincing arguments than, “this thing is unimportant” demonstrates a bare minimum level of maturity.
th0t kiNG _kab0j retweeted
My wife was sad, so I showed her my boobs.
Apparently, it doesn't work both ways.
th0t kiNG _kab0j retweeted
You literally do! Article 134, army /navy/Marine /Air force regulations drastically limit your freedom of speech once you are in lmaoooooo!
Replying to @BigOlePupper
You don't automatically lose your right to free speech when in the military?? You just can't run around saying shit, in the name of the military, while in active duty and in uniform
Are you limited yes, but you aren't cut off completely, they still have the right to free speech






























