Sentences with phrase «luddites used»

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The word «Luddite» tends to get used a lot.

Apparently, they assumed religious people would be technology - afraid Luddites — or perhaps that those who use technology become less religious.

And in case I seem too much the rigid, humorless Luddite, it is important to say that there may be occasions or circumstances when computer - generated visual aids might be used meaningfully in worship.

Thanks for always including detailed instructions for use Luddites!

Arsenals problem isnt wenger, its an owner who uses the club solely for collateral for other projects, demanding a huge cash mountain to be kept in the process, as well as a stale luddite control freak manager who is allowed to stay indefinitely, unchallenged, as he keeps silent and goes along with the ebbs and flows of the owners cash needs.

It also creates issues with Luddite citizenry such as the Amish, who on matters of religion do not use certain technologies, including cell phones and the internet, so an alternate way of re-deligation would need to be established for them (perhaps a service that will hold their votes in a way that can be trusted to vote in their interests).

The Luddite spirit lives on in people like Kirkpatrick Sale, who thinks we are on a collision course with technology — although he now uses a computer

Until then, Luddites can continue to use the old forms.

They use phrases like «technopeasant,» «technophobe,» «resident luddite,» or «stupid about computers» to describe themselves.

Smith, the most outspoken skeptic among the trainees, was not a Luddite — she uses her Web site to dispense assignments and readings to her students — but she worried about what might be lost in trying to funnel her teaching know - how through the tablet.

And you can call us techno - phobic Luddites if you like, but we also pile praise on the knobs and buttons used to control the Accord's audio system, which are such a relief after a spell in the 2013 Ford Fusion with its MyFord Touch electronic interface.

SENIOR ONLINE EDITOR RORY CARROLL: I used to count myself among those in the curmudgeonly Luddite subcategory of Porsche enthusiasts.

However, at the risk of sounding like a borderline Luddite, I minimize the use of tech in my personal life for the sake of my own privacy and peace of mind.

Up until I decided to stop being a technophobic luddite and finally pick up a smartphone, I used to scoff at the notion that mobile games were becoming serious contenders against consoles and computers.

The real CAGW warmistas and their grant - sucking comrades in government and academia use the implication of catastrophe to hide their silly belief in a Marxian / Luddite Utopia have driven the climate debate into the ditch by labeling everyone who does not wish to don a hair - shirt as a WUWT denier.

You aren't exactly Luddites, but you refuse to use high - tech scientific analysis to pursue a forward - looking strategy.

When I wrote 409A as a Service: Cash Cows Get Slaughtered a few years ago, highlighting how eShares was using their own technology to trim the fat in an industry that (in my opinion) really was in many cases extorting startups, the response from the luddites was predictable.

Unless you're a steadfast Luddite, you use social media.

And where so many are comfortable with and are using technology in their daily life's, bragging about being a Luddite and not using technology, may not be the best strategy.

And instead of extending their middle wand to the NeU and saying fine we shall no longer make software that can be used in the NeU... M$ bowed before the luddites and said ok.

«The lack of a formal judicial approval has been one of the bulwarks of the resistance by the more luddite of litigation lawyers in using this technology.

The reference to monkeys with typewriters is intended solely to point out that technological «advances» are sometimes used to such ends that one wonders if perhaps the Luddites didn't have a point.

Chances are if you're not a total and complete Luddite, you use apps for something — chatting with friends, playing games, listening to music or perhaps doing some of your money management, investing and banking.

Technology use comes with privacy risks, but don't worry — the answer isn't living the life of a Luddite.