I apologize if I'm being a downer but according to Andre Staltz, the web as we know it is dying, and it started in 2014. Soon, we can see only three companies take over the entire internet: Amazon, Facebook, and Google. A sad reality we're living in. [staltz.com]
@whoisashygirl Yikes, challenging to say the least. Hope it does get better very soon.
Already night around 4PM which means more depressing days to come in terms of outdoor activity.
@indigo I'm afraid those tech companies are going to get even more creepy.
// @neilco @kdfrawg
@literary Hope your new passwords are stronger now. Never fun to change but it's necessary.
A look at PLATO, a 1960s-era networked platform of computers for education, a precursor to modern Internet concepts including forums and instant messaging [motherboard.vice.com]
Leaned a lot of new things on this one.
Internet Archive: The quest to preserve truth [theregister.co.uk]
Here's a great look inside the Internet Archive and it's 10PB+ of storage to keep the truth alive.
Freelance mini projects now complete. Now a more relaxful week is upcoming which is great!
FCC approves TV technology that allows broadcasters to know what you're watching and remotely turn on your TV. [reuters.com]
This is real bad news for privacy as this will soon be a requirement. A real-life Orwellian novel taking shape.