Maybe, because back then, tech was developed to serve the customers, but now serves corps interests and is used to spy and screwup the customers.
“How can I solve this or that problem” to “how can I extract money out of people”.
Money ruins everything.
I worked with IoT devices with a “5g” radio. The company had to pay a cellular contract just like anybody else.
I HIGHLY doubt LG is going to pay for that.
They gonna ban the usage in cinemas, then super markets, then the gyms, then they gonna ban guys to buy them, ban dogs to buy them, ban…
They gonna “ban” everything else but the glasses selling itself… Can’t touch big corpos you know…
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I made the aqwentance of this one already. The new one is particularly good.
It reads like: after someone deliberately configured their mac to expose a feature on the internet, someone “may” use it.
It’s probably one of those “security issue found by AI”.
I don’t know how it is a good news. I read it more like:
“we have screwed the planet so badly that firefighters need to spay water on people to beat the heat.”
Ah!
You are “ready” to decelerate… It’s going to be hard for you to do so, it is going to take some efforts, but since you are ready to do it…
Just for us I presume, how sweet from you Sam, how sweet…
I lost my TOTP once and codeberg replied me in the same week.
Did you send back a follow-up email?
Yeah yeah, where are we now with all previous predictions in the last 18-24 months?
Aren’t we supposed to be all out of work right now? That coding is a solved problem? What about all the previous doom-callings?
Oh, what? Didn’t happen? Maybe because these hypemakers are just full of shit.
It’s kind of dumb to say IT people want to union but “the industry” doesn’t want to.
Guess “who” is the industry? Yeah, you are right, it’s the IT people…
Desperate measure at this point. It’s not enough to shove “copilot” in all their software, they are now sending boots in your office to make you use it.
Back then, we used to call those “script kiddies”.
I am using Linux since the 90’s, so my reasons might be different from “to leave Windows”.
I started coding at an early age, so for me, having access to all my tools free-of-charge was a big plus. Add to that the possibility of read the source code of everything, the learning potential was mind blowing.
But bruh, “if it compiles, it works”. Who needs testing now that we have blazing safe rust with AI?
“Ship fast and break things”, bruh.
That’s the sad point where the software industry is at these days.
In a few years people will be locked-in with some proprietary Linux distro variants made by big tech and they will wonder how that happened.
People show stop a moment and reflect on why the GNU license exists in the first place.
Then orange turd is going to ban that RAM because, you know, national security; just like the ban on routers.
Rocks, sand, maybe a few insects and small rodents?
I don’t see anything medium to big survive, like what happened with the dinosaurs he’s talking about…