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"The Web" requires a native client program to access, yet over time has gained ever wider adoption as "most people" come to see the value and realize it's in th

"The Web" requires a native client program to access, yet over time has gained ever wider adoption as "most people" come to see the value and realize it's in their interest to do what it takes to gain access. We need to be evangelizing secure protocols in the same manner, especially as the insecure/centralizing protocols become ever more censored.

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brailsafe 2y ago
The Web hasn't required anything beyond what's installed for nearly the entirety of my life, and when it wasn't already there, someone would toss a CD at me in the parking lot and I'd be golden
- paulddraper 2y ago
  You hang out in unusual parking lots.
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  - brailsafe 2y ago
    Talkin AOL baby! Edit: But admittedly I do hang out in some unusual parking lots.
    - account42 2y ago
      Maybe start handing out TOR Browser discs at those parking lots. Be the change you want to see.
      - brailsafe 2y ago
        That sounds like a depths of winter type project