Skybird
06-01-17, 06:59 AM
http://www.computerworld.com/article/3199006/web-browsers/mozilla-execs-clash-over-whether-firefox-has-a-future.html
Many people voluntarily laid the sling around their necks and carelessly around other people's necks as well - and now it starts closing tighter and tighter.
Myself, I have started to form more and more aversions against using the computer and internet. The price of staying "in computer" is the total sell-out of my privacy, and I don't accept that. Point is, the companies do not take "No" as an answer.
Information is power, and information about people is power over people. Now spend some time reflecting about what this means for states, politics, and this precious idol named "democracy". It ain't no pleasant outlook.
Many people voluntarily laid the sling around their necks and carelessly around other people's necks as well - and now it starts closing tighter and tighter.
Myself, I have started to form more and more aversions against using the computer and internet. The price of staying "in computer" is the total sell-out of my privacy, and I don't accept that. Point is, the companies do not take "No" as an answer.
Information is power, and information about people is power over people. Now spend some time reflecting about what this means for states, politics, and this precious idol named "democracy". It ain't no pleasant outlook.