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People have no clue as to how computers and networks work. In fact, you may have even interviewed people for software jobs who don't have a solid grasp on these
by eternalban 6y ago
People have no clue as to how computers and networks work. In fact, you may have even interviewed people for software jobs who don't have a solid grasp on these matters.
This is good news, as far as system architecture is concerned, as the opinion that matters is principally concerned with utility, convenience, usability, etc.
Secondly, the ship may have sailed, but interestingly these ships apparently are generational. There used to be a ship called AOL. /g
(There is a reason every ideological effort for authoritarian control heads straight for the school house and youth camps. The reason is the said 'ship' that sails, on schedule, every ~20 years.)
- eternalban 6y agoTo be constructive here, if you care about these matters and have technical know-how, invest in the future and mentor the younger generation on how to build decentralized systems. Give them knowledge, blue prints, and tools. They'll crack the generational social code on their end.
- southerntofu 6y agoYES! Though why teach only the young? ;)