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Just because you can, doesn't mean that you should. Nobody should be running their personal website on their cellphone. When I read this type of diatribe, I h
by powera 3y ago
Just because you can, doesn't mean that you should.
Nobody should be running their personal website on their cellphone. When I read this type of diatribe, I hesitate to agree with it. Abstract considerations of freedom lose out to "you're going to tell people they should do this, and that is a bad thing".
- 7373737373 3y agoBut you are telling people NOT to do this, from the get go, without giving a reason?
- jonbell 3y agoThis entire thread should be saved in the Smithsonian. It’s the most epic bikeshedding about the stupidest idea, with people emotionally tying it to their pet peeves. Capitalism! Walled gardens! Free software! No, it’s just a bad idea because few people want it, and even if you did want it, you can, and even then it open a up issues of battery life, reliability, etc. we can barely get actual software makers to care about personal websites, let alone normal people. And then we want to argue people should be able to host on their phones? Good gravy.
- 7373737373 3y agoWho are you to say what people want? Why limit your imagination? Why not think about the possibilities first? Why presume that things must be difficult?
- koolala 3y agoI'm so excited to use a spatial computer (a mobile VR headset computer) that can connect to my phone with my friends. We can host and create AR apps like that.