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I imagine that’s true. I don’t expect that the researchers building early networks behaved as people do online today. It’s a shame that this thing that excited
by alsetmusic 6y ago
I imagine that’s true. I don’t expect that the researchers building early networks behaved as people do online today.
It’s a shame that this thing that excited me (internet) has become something that I now consider a huge barrier. Not that we should be without the benefits; I simply don’t know how we reconcile the vile aspects.
Eternal September:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternal_September https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternal_September
- amelius 6y agoAcademia could be more involved in the creation of new internet protocols. And the activity of building FOSS software that enables more freedom (such as Mozilla's Firefox) should be valued more in academic circles.