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At least he got the premise right, if not the implementation. That is better than 50% of articles. :)
by outside1234 5mo ago
At least he got the premise right, if not the implementation. That is better than 50% of articles. :)
- PaulDavisThe1st 5mo agoThe premise being that the root cause of walled gardens, enshittification, data trading etc. is IP ? Get outa here ...
- outside1234 5mo agoNo that’s the implementation, the premise is that the current internet is not working for us (the people) and we need to move to something that does.
- _carbyau_ 5mo agoI think we need DNS for all, not just the rich-enough-to-register-a-domain. If everyone could register their publicKey:IPv6 pair then why would we go to FB at all if we could talk directly with each other?
- komali2 5mo agoAny thoughts on reticulum? https://reticulum.network/ https://reticulum.network/ I've been thinking of building out a network of nodes in Taipei. Chatting with people this weekend at g0v summit about it. There's many reasons in Taiwan we could use an internet that's not the internet. If not today, then tomorrow...
- raincole 5mo agoI mean, yeah, if you made a non-interoperable internet2, no one would use that, and therefore no marketer would use that too. In this sense this article is 100% correct.