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Inspired by a discussion elsewhere:
I've been on the Internet since 1987, started a career building the commercial Internet in 1995, and have spent the last 25 years writing books about how to build foundational Internet infrastructure. I've consulted for and worked with any number of dot-coms, and the one lesson I've gotten over and over again?
The Internet's business model is betrayal.
We have no smart lights. No voice assistants. No Alexa or Siri. No video doorbell. Our thermostat and appliances constantly complain about their lack of Internet. None of this stuff is safe.
The Internet tech I do use? A desktop PC. Email on my phone is for travel only: airplane tickets, hotel reservations, hockey and concert tix. Location on my phone? Nope, we use a dedicated non-networked GPS in the car. The microphones are off.
How can a light bulb betray me? I don't know. I do know that the vendors have put a LOT of thought into it, though, and I can't out-think all of them.
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Inspired by a discussion elsewhere:
I've been on the Internet since 1987, started a career building the commercial Internet in 1995, and have spent the last 25 years writing books about how to build foundational Internet infrastructure. I've consulted for and worked with any number of dot-coms, and the one lesson I've gotten over and over again?
The Internet's business model is betrayal.
We have no smart lights. No voice assistants. No Alexa or Siri. No video doorbell. Our thermostat and appliances constantly complain about their lack of Internet. None of this stuff is safe.
The Internet tech I do use? A desktop PC. Email on my phone is for travel only: airplane tickets, hotel reservations, hockey and concert tix. Location on my phone? Nope, we use a dedicated non-networked GPS in the car. The microphones are off.
How can a light bulb betray me? I don't know. I do know that the vendors have put a LOT of thought into it, though, and I can't out-think all of them.
@mwl You immediately reminded me of this ancient story.
https://securityaffairs.com/59808/hacking/exfiltrating-data-router-leds.html
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Inspired by a discussion elsewhere:
I've been on the Internet since 1987, started a career building the commercial Internet in 1995, and have spent the last 25 years writing books about how to build foundational Internet infrastructure. I've consulted for and worked with any number of dot-coms, and the one lesson I've gotten over and over again?
The Internet's business model is betrayal.
We have no smart lights. No voice assistants. No Alexa or Siri. No video doorbell. Our thermostat and appliances constantly complain about their lack of Internet. None of this stuff is safe.
The Internet tech I do use? A desktop PC. Email on my phone is for travel only: airplane tickets, hotel reservations, hockey and concert tix. Location on my phone? Nope, we use a dedicated non-networked GPS in the car. The microphones are off.
How can a light bulb betray me? I don't know. I do know that the vendors have put a LOT of thought into it, though, and I can't out-think all of them.
@mwl I think you'll appreciate my BSDCan presentation 🙂
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@aeva @memoriesin8bit I know right? And the horror of book series! They have like 20 parts! Ahhh!
In all seriousness, I think this movement comes from the fact we are all actually kinda broke as gamers in a world with more games then ever before, and staring at new releases as a tax for "keeping up with friends playing the new things". A lot of social pressure outside is making it seem we are priced out. When in fact games even at 80 are way cheaper. But number got big looking, you know?
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...durante il mio tempo qui, ho visto quanto sia difficile far sì che i nostri valori guidino davvero le nostre azioni".
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@peterkotrcka which one?
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@darkgriffin Ah so maybe I misunderstand how the game works then. I was under the impression that each different part of the Remake essentially covers a third of what was the original story. In which case I would have needed to play all three to get the full story.
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@stefano don't ever forget that you are truly an amazing person. We are not only blessed to have you as our barista but your open and friendly personality is a breath of fresh air EVERY SINGLE DAY (sorry for caps).
Hang in there man, one step at the time 💪
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@fucinafibonacci @spettacoli lo vidi molti anni fa su rai3 notte, mi rimase impresso per le idee magnifiche e lo stile vintage. Prima apparizione di una macchina in grado di clonare la materia
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@darkgriffin @memoriesin8bit why did the LOTR movies each cost a full movie ticket price for a third of the book ?!?! scam city i tell you
