qyron

Don’t call it a hammer. It’s universal key: it can open what is closed, close what is open, loose what is tight, tighten what is loose.

If on one side I feel a good degree of enthusiasm to see Europe get off its ass and do something in the means of establishing more web services on european soil, on the other side I really don’t have much hope of seeing that much of a result coming forth.

Can someone remember StumbleUpon? It was more effective at listing and divulging web content than search engines.

At this point, I think having a huge listing of websites, where one could sign up their site or or have it signed automatically when then registering it, would be more efficient than relying on a handful of search engines.

I actually meant wi-fi but my brain fizzled.

Have it run underground. Safer for all parts.

Wireless!

Simple. Most FOSS are built for privacy and thus do not harvest data to send to some server somewhere in the world for whatever obscure reason. The data is locally stored on your device and stays and dies there.

No callback, no selling nor surrending data.

Personally speaking, I’d quicker have all data banks destroyed than surrendered to whatever purposes, if I ever decided to build an aplication that somehow compiled data.

Their loss.

No, no.

I literaly mean you pull a cable between yours and your neighbors house. Then the next house and so on and so forth.

Like building a record breaking lan party.

How much is your average subscription over there?

Make a large enough LAN and you get a small internet hub.

At this point, I wonder why people aren’t simply laying down cable between eachothers homes to create communitary networks.

It’s amazing, isn’t it?

Isn’t this an extreme security issue for companies?

Leave the brains alone.

I don’t like the guy that much either, for whatever that may mather.

Titanic is not a good movie.