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This is why I have started looking at gopher. And I just heard of gemini, which may be even of more interest to me. Companies are doing all the can to create
by jmclnx 3y ago
This is why I have started looking at gopher. And I just heard of gemini, which may be even of more interest to me.
Companies are doing all the can to create Walled Gardens after watching Apple's success. And to a lesser extent seems Corporations are starting to influence the direction of Linux Development. I wonder when will have full embedded DRM, validating streaming sites.
https://www.linuxjournal.com/content/diff-u-kernel-drm-support https://www.linuxjournal.com/content/diff-u-kernel-drm-suppo...
- orangea 3y agoI'm all for alternatives to HTTP but they really aren't related to this. If you want your site to not be affected by WEI then just don't use the WEI API. And something like WEI could be implemented just as well over those protocols as it is over HTTP. It is just a completely unrelated concept.
- jeffmcmahan 3y agoExcept that Google and MS search dominate and they can disprefer those not using WEI to "protect" users.
- lern_too_spel 3y agoHow does Gopher solve that?
- flangola7 3y agoWe need to approach this head on, not continue to find ever more esoteric workarounds. I can see a day when you will not be able to connect to an ISP unless a device successfully attests. "If I can't use their app I will just use their website in a browser" was already the defense when APIs like Android SafetyNet were first announced. Corporations will not rest until they have absolute control of every layer of the stack.