I learned a new word today: ossify (to turn into bone, to become hardened and opposed to changes).
Wow. This article really speaks to why I use Lemmy, I promote Fediverse for all its benefits and despite its faults, and am trying to separate myself to a degree from the big players on the internet.
Wow. This article really speaks to why I use Lemmy, I promote Fediverse for all its benefits and despite its faults, and am trying to separate myself to a degree from the big players on the internet.
Indeed. It nicely summarises a lot of the concerns I've had since... Web 2.0? and gives us a well-crafted and researched analogy that should inspire and focus new developments. The Fediverse has definitely hit a lot of the right notes for me and I feel enthusatic about the Web for the first time in a while. I've invested quite a bit of time and effort (and money) into the Fediverse and this justifies that and my future endeavours.
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Rentlar@lemmy.ca · 6 pts · 2y
I learned a new word today: ossify (to turn into bone, to become hardened and opposed to changes).
Wow. This article really speaks to why I use Lemmy, I promote Fediverse for all its benefits and despite its faults, and am trying to separate myself to a degree from the big players on the internet.
Emperor@feddit.uk · 3 pts · 2y
Indeed. It nicely summarises a lot of the concerns I've had since... Web 2.0? and gives us a well-crafted and researched analogy that should inspire and focus new developments. The Fediverse has definitely hit a lot of the right notes for me and I feel enthusatic about the Web for the first time in a while. I've invested quite a bit of time and effort (and money) into the Fediverse and this justifies that and my future endeavours.
beejjorgensen@lemmy.sdf.org · 6 pts · 2y
The networked software is free, but the hosting is paid seems to be a great model for promoting interop and avoiding single points of failure.