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The title is horribly wrong; this is not "Taking the Internet out", it's further entrenching it in the devices. Like the other posters here, I'd like to see lo
by emilecantin 9y ago
The title is horribly wrong; this is not "Taking the Internet out", it's further entrenching it in the devices.
Like the other posters here, I'd like to see local-only devices that _don't_ connect to the Internet.
It's pretty hard to do this securely and easily, though:
- We can't reliably get proper HTTPS certs for local devices (think e.g. a router admin page)
- We can't reliably discover local services (I know about bonjour / mDNS, but it's flaky at best)
I think we as a community need to step up and provide a compelling open-source solution; the industry will follow. Look at what happened with 3D printers: Open-source moved first and established interoperable, open standards (g-code, STL files, filaments) and the industry had no choice but to follow, otherwise they'd be considered inferior. We need to do something similar with IoT.