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you are absolutely right. what i describe is what i'd wish we had, and what i think the web would have evolved into if walled gardens hadn't happened. it is sti
by em-bee 3y ago
you are absolutely right. what i describe is what i'd wish we had, and what i think the web would have evolved into if walled gardens hadn't happened. it is still possible though as long we are able to retain the ability to host our own services and if we are working on making that easier for everyone.
i don't know if my idea how to do this is to simple, but essentially, i think what is needed is the ability to connect all my devices into a virtual network, where some of these devices act as connection portals to allow me to interact with them from any other device. i think the hardest part is the security of these remote devices so they don't leak my credentials to others using the same device later.
- skydhash 3y agoThe easiest way to achieve this would be to document the protocols and let hackers and power uses take over building interfaces. The company can continue support their own apps and people who want more integration can create their own thing as they usually want specific solutions. But we are headed the other way, with more locked down platform.