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>The fact computers have been so isolated from one another (even with internet apps) is a complete tragedy. Even sending large files is a pain in the butt to th
by owlninja 4y ago
>The fact computers have been so isolated from one another (even with internet apps) is a complete tragedy. Even sending large files is a pain in the butt to this day.
We don't have to really send anything anymore, I can just place a file in a shared location. I can even share an incredibly high resolution video on google by just making a link.
>Best we have now is web-browsers syncing data silos, or a one way "let this person control my mouse + keyboard".
I am now able to edit Excel documents and see people in the same file making updates live. I am not saying this is peak collaboration but I find it pretty impressive.
The meta-verse may have a chance (I'm pulling for it in some shape), but let's not act like we aren't making progress :)
- bombcar 4y agoMultiplayer Excel/Powerpoint may be the biggest advance in Office-tech in the last 20 years. Things like Google Docs allow collaboration in a way not seen since ... the Mother of All Demos.
- mikro2nd 4y agoThe question/problem with the approach is: Who owns the commons, the Shared Space? Usually the answer is Not So Good.