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Not really related to the article itself, but I'm developing a serious aversion to the phrase "Internet of Things". It's part of the same trend that created the
by enraged_camel 11y ago
Not really related to the article itself, but I'm developing a serious aversion to the phrase "Internet of Things". It's part of the same trend that created the term "Web 2.0": full of hype and bullshit.
Why not just call it "Internet" like we always have? Was it not made of "things" before?
- collyw 11y agoTo me it implies putting a chip in it where it really wasn't needed. http://weputachipinit.tumblr.com/ http://weputachipinit.tumblr.com/
- liw 11y agoI maintain that IoT is short for "Insecurity of Things", not "Internet of Things". Makes the IoT hype so much easier to deal with.
- coldtea 11y ago>Was it not made of "things" before? Yeah, but of things like routers, PC, smartphones etc. Internet of Things is the BS idea of "internet of all the things" -- sensors and chips on your toaster, fridge, coke can, cat, hairpiece, ...