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Well, the state of the Internet has changed fundamentally over the last years where now most traffic is going through a small number of portals. Also, we were n
by jsemrau 5y ago
Well, the state of the Internet has changed fundamentally over the last years where now most traffic is going through a small number of portals. Also, we were not that thoroughly tracked 10 years ago. Fundamentally, I believe that the ad-tracking economy of the current version of the Internet is the wrong direction. And, I hope (and work actively on) that we will find more effective ways to earn money on the Internet.
- lotsofpulp 5y agoIn the US, the vast, vast majority of people have effectively no upload capacity and are behind huge CGNATs. I do not see any alternative future until the vast majority of residential dwellings have quality internet connections providing symmetric up and down bandwidth (i.e. fiber to the home) and ipv6. Only then would people be able to roll out peer to peer solutions that bypass the big tech companies.