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This is a brief opportunity to explore cloud computing and give the communists and socialists who want everyone to share a common purse on the computing front a
by nodata 13y ago
This is a brief opportunity to explore cloud computing and give the communists and socialists who want everyone to share a common purse on the computing front a black eye.
Wow, where did that come from?
Cloud computing is communist now? I could have sworn otherwise.
- maeon3 13y agohttps://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2013/05/caleatwo https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2013/05/caleatwo The government is going to get its backdoor into cloud computing platforms one way or the other, because of child porn, the terrorists, and corruption. The segmenting idea is a dumb one because we don't physically own the space, it isn't ours. People with wearable supercomputers on programmers who are able to understand the metal on up through the software and data will be only truly free citizens (free from government fiddling with and spying on everything they do). There will be precious few free independent citizens in the coming centuries. Most humans will become as one, where one human's consciousness will blur and blend into everyone else's. I will be one of the islands, choosing: "thanks, but I prefer you not have data injection, and fiddling rights with my own mind". The beginning of this blended and blurred consciousness and hive minds begins here, today, with cloud computing becoming owned by the government, and having your desktops, laptops, smartphones and interfaces with your own mind as thin-clients. Where you begin to think about a crime, and the others will say: "That is a bad idea" and stop you as you are doing the crime.
- randallsquared 13y ago> Wearable supercomputers on programmers who are able to understand the metal on up through the software and data will be only truly free citizens (free from government fiddling with and spying on everything they do). I like the assertion that the wearable supercomputers will be the only truly free citizens. It's probably not exactly what you meant... :)
- pessimizer 13y agoI'm pretty sure that it's more of a window into the poster's psyche rather than an observation of fact (esp. based on the next post.) I guess right-wing totalitarian dictatorships don't want to read your mail?
- cobrausn 13y agoYour comment is a bit of a window into yours - disparaging remarks made against the left wing don't imply support of the right wing.
- pilsetnieks 13y agoRead their second post - that person is either very, let's say, eccentric, or under the influence of a psychedelic.
- cobrausn 13y agoYeah, I made that reply before I saw that second post. It doesn't really change much though - something tells me he's not a supporter of totalitarian right-wing rule either.
- pessimizer 13y agoI'm just saying that there's not any more of a connection between communism and a surveillance state than, for example, Turkmenistan. You're reading more into it.