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I suspect niche forums to be the 1st line of defence for a reintroduction of a human centric web and relink from those small enclaves. We’ll have to lose anonymity in the process as it’ll be the only way to guarantee authenticity and in all likelihood biometrics will be a necessity as content will need to be tagged with a pulse.
It exists as PWA and the Store. But like ChromeOS it’s an utter failure because a successful OS ecosystem depends on a design language and predictable navigation.
The same will be true for artists. Terrible artists will have the perception of being great but will fall flat with bad artistic style and vision.
And yes, tp-link firmware is just more poop spat on top of others but it’s the same from all manufacturers that insists on gathering and selling your data, and pushing their branding. Security is an illusion if you’re the product.
Do yourself a favor and check if there is an open source firmware provided by OpenWrt and remember binary blobs are an unfortunate reality.
Japan still does the roller slide for the same effect.
Stop wasting life looking at your phone.
2nd vtubers
Ever since release of The Social Network movie this industry has attracted far too many grifters like this who are only driven by money all the while exploiting everything to their benefit.
Can’t wait for the humanist revolt. Dignity, humility, and passionate expression brought back to the art of programming. It needs to be reclassified as art now more than ever.
If you’re going to try to sell the hacker mentality, why not take it to a platform such as the Alta Route10 (available yesterday with much better specs incl. PoE).
And anyone who has dealt with Freescale IP will also tell you it’s a dumpster fire. There is no longevity here, only gimmicky marketing. OpenWrt is also tooting the same bs horn with their OpenWrt One, yesterdays specs for tomorrow.
Our tech industry has been undermined way too often with little to no response, including Nortel by the way of Cisco, RIM/Blackberry by Apple, and let’s not forget Avro. We chalk it up with excuses of market pressures and bad management, yet there has always been foreign government pressures that laid or paid for the foundations of collapse. The same with Huawei in a less than silent way for which we played our part into. It’s now more apparent, we were always the foe rather than the friend. Sad
I will not be joining these new outposts as they’re likely the same old but without the ISP reps.