Fascinating, Wessie. Thank you. For all the familiar problems of overcentralization, the self-proclaimed technologies of freedom so often seem to rely on a creepy underlying structure. The iPhone seems a prime example, spying and revising itself even as the user thinks she owns it. But the urge to escape from politics (the hell of other people?) runs deep . . . keep up the great work.
Fascinating, Wessie. Thank you. For all the familiar problems of overcentralization, the self-proclaimed technologies of freedom so often seem to rely on a creepy underlying structure. The iPhone seems a prime example, spying and revising itself even as the user thinks she owns it. But the urge to escape from politics (the hell of other people?) runs deep . . . keep up the great work.