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I don’t care how we get there but I’d like to see a pic revolution of sorts for phones. I’m continuously let down by how quickly modern computing is being locke
by deelowe 5y ago
I don’t care how we get there but I’d like to see a pic revolution of sorts for phones. I’m continuously let down by how quickly modern computing is being locked down. Unfortunately the opposite appears to be happening, PCs are becoming more phone like.
- DethNinja 5y agoReal scary next step is locking all PCs to MS Cloud and preventing consumers from accessing high performance computers.
- kfprt 5y agoIndeed. On the bright side PC gaming may save humanity.
- k12sosse 5y agoYou've obviously never read global chat in Chivalry 2. ;-)
- matheusmoreira 5y agoWe need a way to manufacture our own computer hardware at home. We need hardware manufacturing to be as easy and democratized as free software development. Until then, we'll forever be at the mercy of these corporations.
- l33t2328 5y agoThat’s infeasible. Do you expect to be able to press your own semiconductors?
- matheusmoreira 5y agoMaybe one day someone will create new technology that will enable manufacturing electronics at home. I don't know.
- brundolf 5y agoIt all comes down to concentration of the industry. Open standards thrive when one company isn't able to just roll their own stack from the hardware all the way up to the applications; in-housing and locking-down thrive when one company is big enough to just do everything itself. When Google was small it embraced an open OS, the open web, email, RSS, etc. Now it's big enough that it doesn't need (and therefore doesn't want) open technologies.