That's what we get for enabling 3rd party requests on the web in the first place. Hyperlinks are great but enabling content from/to 3rd parties was definitely a

That's what we get for enabling 3rd party requests on the web in the first place. Hyperlinks are great but enabling content from/to 3rd parties was definitely a design mistake of the web. Gemini definitely got this right, so when you run a query to a server, there's only 2 parties involve and no external tracker, and no served script to try and undermine your security by scanning your local network. Seriously, if you'd told me in the mid-90s we'd have connected locks and lightbulbs and surfing to a random website could alter physical properties of my surroundings and scan my local network for vulns without my consent, i would probably have given up on IT entirely as humanity's doom.