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They've had almost 15 years since they published. Almost a full generation. An eternity in internet time. Wait until our kids get their hands on this shit.
by SmellTheGlove 9y ago
They've had almost 15 years since they published. Almost a full generation. An eternity in internet time. Wait until our kids get their hands on this shit. They were born without the notion of information scarcity.
Speaking of Internet Time, remember when Swatch tried to do that? :) Heh, I don't know what made me think of that, but man that was fun.
- marcosdumay 9y ago> They've had almost 15 years since they published. And the unlockable computers are already becoming commonplace, there are already many countries where using a debugger to access locked data is a crime, and the government is already watching us all - unwilling to actually act over that information, but who knows what way they'll go in the future? We are in the heat of that exact war, and the winning side is far from defined.
- SmellTheGlove 9y agoGood points. I'm a bit of an optimist on the subject, but everything you're saying is true.