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  <p>Les plus récentes en premier, les 3 premières sont dépliées et ensuite c’est à la demande, bonne exploration !</p>
  
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<p>20&nbsp;years ago, Chris Anderson told me that it was unrealistic to expect tech companies to refuse demands for DRM from the entertainment companies whose media they hoped to play. My argument – then and now – was that any tech company that sells you a gadget that can have its features revoked is defrauding you. You’re paying for x, y and z – and if they are contractually required to remove x and y on demand, <mark>they are selling you something that you can’t rely on</mark>, without making that clear to&nbsp;you.</p>
<p><cite><em><a href="https://pluralistic.net/2023/12/08/playstationed/#tyler-james-hill">Pluralistic: “If buying isn’t owning, piracy isn’t stealing” (08&nbsp;Dec 2023)</a></em>&nbsp;(<a href="/david/cache/2023/c5baffcec6831c2b1fe5f3b27ebaeef4/">cache</a>)</cite></p>
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<p><a href="/david/2020/02/07/#mood">Rappel</a> <a href="/david/2021/12/05/">quasi</a>-<a href="/david/2023/02/01/" title="Ombres">annuel</a>&nbsp;: de Netflix à Spotify, la volatilité des catalogues est telle qu’on ne peux compter sur aucune <em>playlist</em> qui tiendrait dans la durée. Considérant le prix des disques durs externes SSD, il est devenu plus que rentable et pérenne d’entretenir ses propres&nbsp;bibliothèques&#8239;!</p>
<p>Ne pensez pas priver plus que ça les artistes de revenus avec ces pratiques, au mieux il leur manquera <a href="https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/weird-al-yankovic-spotify-wrapped-video-criticism-1234905887/">un sandwich… par an</a>&nbsp;(<a href="/david/cache/2023/1ac69ff7b6913bfc4298d9ec0365ca5b/">cache</a>).</p>
<p>PS&nbsp;: j’ai écouté 🇨🇦 <a href="https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pax_Massilia">Pax Massilia</a> et ça m’a fait l’effet d’un <em>space cake</em> de&nbsp;Proust.</p>
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<p>🙃 when people say “enshittification”, it’s as if their core complaint about capitalism is the customer service, rather than the systematic exploitation of other people. people don’t talk about union busting as “enshittification”, or wage theft as “enshittification”, let alone deeper systematic&nbsp;issues.</p>
<p>people talk about enshittification to mean <mark>“i can't watch my favourite tv show any&nbsp;more”</mark></p>
<p><cite><em><a href="https://cohost.org/tef/post/3175066-enshittification-is">enshittification is what happens when a disney adult learns about captialism</a></em>&nbsp;(<a href="/david/cache/2023/37d6792aae27bda5e258f7a1b052045a/">cache</a>)</cite></p>
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<p>Je voulais le <a href="/david/2020/02/07/#cars">moins d’électronique</a> possible et plutôt prendre un vieux véhicule robuste qui me permette de sortir d’un banc de neige et peut-être à terme de la&nbsp;ville.</p>
<p><cite><em><a href="/david/2021/07/16/">Char</a></em></cite></p>
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<p>Suite des mes aventures avec une <a href="http://tmp.larlet.fr/ccmc/">comptabilité à jour</a> depuis bientôt 3&nbsp;ans. Divulgâcheur&nbsp;: ça coûte très&nbsp;cher.</p>
<p>Le résultat n’est pas joli-joli avec environ vingt mille kilomètres au compteur sur la période. Je n’ai pas non plus réussi à descendre en-dessous des 12L/100km avec ce véhicule qui n’a pas été pensé pour être économe et qui alimente les 4&nbsp;roues en permanence… MAIS je crois que si c’était à refaire, je choisirais un <em>véhicule stupide</em> à&nbsp;nouveau.</p>

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<p>Car companies are on the forefront of postcapitalism, and <mark>they understand that digital is the key to rent-extraction.</mark> Remember when BMW announced that it was going to rent you the seatwarmer in your own fucking&nbsp;car?</p>
<p>[…]</p>
<p>This is the urinary tract infection business model: without digitization, all your car’s value flowed in a healthy stream. But once the car-makers add semiconductors, each one of those features comes out in a painful, burning dribble, with every button on that farkakta touchscreen wired directly into your&nbsp;credit-card.</p>
<p><cite><em><a href="https://pluralistic.net/2023/07/24/rent-to-pwn/">Pluralistic: Autoenshittification (24&nbsp;July 2023)</a></em>&nbsp;(<a href="/david/cache/2023/8be5d8a651e8f8e211cfe10fd49bb3f0/">cache</a>)</cite></p>
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<p>Je pourrais citer tellement de passages de cet article de Cory Doctorow qui confirment ce choix que ça en est édifiant. Et si vous pensez que certaines marques ne font quand même pas n’importe quoi avec vos données, Mozilla se charge — chiffres à l’appui&nbsp;— de démentir cette&nbsp;idée&nbsp;:</p>

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<p>The gist is: they can collect super intimate information about you -- from your medical information, your genetic information, to your “sex life” (seriously), to how fast you drive, where you drive, and what songs you play in your car -- in huge quantities. They then use it to invent more data about you through “inferences” about things like your intelligence, abilities, and&nbsp;interests.</p>
<p>[…]</p>
<p>It’s bad enough for the behemoth corporations that own the car brands to have all that personal information in their possession, to use for their own research, marketing, or the ultra-vague “business purposes.” But then, most (84%) of the car brands we researched say they can share your personal data -- with service providers, data brokers, and other businesses we know little or nothing about. Worse, <mark>nineteen (76%) say they can sell your personal&nbsp;data.</mark></p>
<p>A surprising number (56%) also say they can share your information with the government or law enforcement in response to a “request.” Not a high bar court order, but something as easy as an “informal request.” Yikes -- that’s a very low&nbsp;bar!</p>
<p><cite><em><a href="https://foundation.mozilla.org/en/privacynotincluded/articles/its-official-cars-are-the-worst-product-category-we-have-ever-reviewed-for-privacy/">It’s Official: Cars Are the Worst Product Category We Have Ever Reviewed for Privacy</a></em>&nbsp;(<a href="/david/cache/2023/81eb35bbd276cb28230820176152af87/">cache</a>)</cite></p>
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<p>Progressivement, j’en apprends un peu plus sur la mécanique d’une vieille voiture thermique et je crois que c’est ma seule option. Elle n’est peut-être pas payante mais elle me garantit une certaine <em>confidensanité</em>.</p>

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<p>Welcome to the future. <mark>Sabotage&nbsp;it.</mark></p>
<p><cite><a href="https://thenib.com/im-a-luddite/">I’m a Luddite (and So Can&nbsp;You!)</a></cite></p>
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<p>😶 You can’t talk about all the friends and family you’ve lost. You can’t talk about how tired you are. You can’t talk about politics. You can’t talk about climate change. You can’t talk about the wildfires or that town that burned down. You can’t talk about living through the hottest days in human history. You can’t talk about masks or air purifiers. You can’t talk about student loans. You can’t talk about the wars we’re fighting or getting ready to&nbsp;fight.</p>
<p><mark>You can’t talk about anything that&nbsp;matters.</mark></p>
<p>You can only talk about the latest shitty superhero movie. You can talk about Barbie. You can talk about celebrity gossip. You can talk about the vacation you pretended to enjoy. You can talk about&nbsp;yoga.</p>
<p>You can talk about your morning&nbsp;routine.</p>
<p>You can talk about&nbsp;sports.</p>
<p><cite><em><a href="https://www.okdoomer.io/watching-the-world-burn-on-our-phones/">Watching The World Burn on Our Phones</a></em>&nbsp;(<a href="/david/cache/2023/977dc3c51f364f41db786f881d2c3fd2/">cache</a>)</cite></p>
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<p>😁 I’m not young enough to know&nbsp;everything.</p>
<p><cite><em><a href="https://blog.jim-nielsen.com/2023/family-tree-wisdom/">Family Tree Wisdom</a></em>&nbsp;(<a href="/david/cache/2023/d40295a6495f934934436470ad425cac/">cache</a>)</cite></p>
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<p>J’ai mauvaise conscience. Aujourd’hui, j’ai gagné de l’argent en récompense d’une activité inutile. J’ai monopolisé l’attention et l’admiration d’enfants et d’adultes pour n’avoir fait rien d’autre que mettre un pied devant l’autre un peu plus vite qu’ils ne le&nbsp;font.</p>
<p>Individuellement, je suis en accord avec moi-même sur le fait que courir m’a tout donné. En revanche, si j’y réfléchis en me replaçant dans le tissu de la société, je reconnais la stérilité de cette&nbsp;occupation.</p>
<p><cite><em>Au-delà des sommets</em>, Kilian&nbsp;Jornet</cite></p>
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<p>À chaque fois que je lis des rétrospectives sportives sur l’année, je me rends compte que ça serait quand même flippant que tant de personnes aient accès à mes moindres ballades, mes sautes de cœur, mes humeurs du jour, mes parcours préférés, etc.</p>
<p>Sociologiquement, qu’est ce que ça signifie d’avoir besoin de consigner chacun de ses pas&#8239;? Les rares fois où j’ai fait usage d’un outil de suivi lors de mes activités, cela a modifié ma façon d’évoluer et donc d’être. Peut-être que j’ai davantage besoin d’intimité que d’accompagnement dans ces moments là&#8239;? Est-ce que l’aventure c’est réussir à sortir de la <em>heatmap</em>&nbsp;locale&#8239;?!</p>
<p>Mon cyclomètre est non connecté, j’ai essayé de trouver l’outil le plus stupide qui soit pour consigner tout de même une distance totale. Pareil pour <a href="/david/2021/07/16/">mon char</a>. Jusqu’à ce que la déconnexion devienne trop louche socialement pour pouvoir continuer à me sentir&nbsp;libre.</p>
<p>Ces données portent tellement bien leur nom. Et surtout la&nbsp;santé&#8239;!</p>
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<p>😬 This is the crux of the Yard-sale model. In a free market, one person ends up with all of the wealth – <mark>completely by&nbsp;chance.</mark></p>
<p>This is completely&nbsp;counterintuitive.</p>
<p><cite><em><a href="https://pudding.cool/2022/12/yard-sale/">Why the super rich are inevitable</a></em>&nbsp;(<a href="/david/cache/2023/669f9d9d8f0c6cfb8131887c17eecfa9/">cache</a>)</cite></p>
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<p>👀 For more than 20&nbsp;years, we’ve known that teams spending time watching users, can see improvements. Yet we still see many teams with regular user research programs that produce complicated, unusable products. We couldn’t understand why, until&nbsp;now.</p>
<p><mark>Each team member has to be exposed directly to the users&nbsp;themselves.</mark></p>
<p><cite><em><a href="https://articles.uie.com/user_exposure_hours/">Fast Path to a Great UX - Increased Exposure Hours</a></em>&nbsp;(<a href="/david/cache/2023/4c5b3193ced812222ef1a6d53e3470aa/">cache</a>)</cite></p>
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