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Most technology is "unsafe at any speed". These fake enforcements ignore that problem. And the answer isn't simply bigger fines or trying to hold more feet to t
by rektide 3y ago
Most technology is "unsafe at any speed". These fake enforcements ignore that problem. And the answer isn't simply bigger fines or trying to hold more feet to the fire. That's part of it for sure. But beyond that, an enlightened world where people can see & observe their devices & cloud systems, a culture where humanity can test for ourselves & socialize the results after is imperative for any real techno-social resilience. Something we have almost nothing of now, as we consign all power away to far off cloud-product builders. We need a more genuine relationship with technology to be possible.
- chaostheory 3y ago> We need a more genuine relationship with technology to be possible. That’s always been possible, but it requires you rolling your own setup which costs more in both time and money. What the big companies offer is much less cost in both time and money, but you have to give up your privacy. It would be a fairer trade if they were more blunt about it, but that does nothing to sell products and services
- rektide 3y ago'If you want to go fast, go it alone. If you want to go far, go it together.' some African originated principle called Ubuntu. I generally agree with your assessment but I think socializing the effort, being the change more collectively is how actual shifts start. The legion of the willing won't get far if only rolling their own.