Operating System Neutrality
Lately, I have been confronted with a lot of “haters” as Greta Thunberg likes to call them. Whether it be disgruntled employees of companies I might or might not have worked for, on Mastodon on the Fediverse, or in person in real life, even from members my own family, some
In Defence of Software Freedom
While struggling to get the now deprecated Windows 7 off of my home computers I came to further realizations about operating systems. It is not so much a matter of economics as of engineering that closed proprietary software for certain technical aspects of our lives is dangerous. For
The End of the Internet II
Besides security issues discussed in a previous post, other factors are conspiring to stifle and ultimately threaten the viability of the web. These include the much ballyhooed concept of content shock, as well as the notion that somehow, and just possibly, that > . Content shock as a
November 01, 2015
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