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I'll go even further: we do need a lot less IoT stuff, a lot as in none at all if possible. And if something isn't connected to the internet, and working just f
by hef19898 3y ago
I'll go even further: we do need a lot less IoT stuff, a lot as in none at all if possible. And if something isn't connected to the internet, and working just fine within spec, you don't even need to update the firmware.
- ilyt 3y agoProliferation of "smart" is definitely also a problem, but I think bigger one is plain lack of standards for most common use cases so if any of the platforms is abandoned, tough luck, landfill. > And if something isn't connected to the internet, and working just fine within spec, you don't even need to update the firmware. Yes but you always want to have option open, bugs happen