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I'm looking for a privacy respecting vacuum robot
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this post was submitted on 01 Jan 2024
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"I'm looking for a privacy respecting vacuum robot" must be one of the most dystopian sentences I've read in quite some time.
I mean there is no lack of dystopian stuff going around these days. But if you imagine someone saying that 30 years ago, that someone would have conceivably ended up in a lunatic asylum. In 2024 however, it's a perfectly valid and apropos question.
What a sad, sad world we live in...
I think this one is just as good:
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vR2j-r3pmng (Louis Rossman)
OTOH, "I'd like a TB that doesn't show me its own ads" would've been perfectly predictable.
People were predicting it as soon as devices other than computers started connecting to the internet. Maybe even before that.