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The last 20 years on the internet has been a story of “network effects” based on vertical integration & user data lock-in. I strongly believe the next 20 will be a story of breaking down the walled gardens and of power shifting back to users. Our laptops and phones are more powerful that the servers that powered the original SaaS companies. Running software (using containers and package managers) has become trivial even for the most newb technical users. The pendulum is swinging back. It's time to free our data and our workflows from the SaaS prisons. Open, interoperable, and decentralized networks are the future.

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Igno⚡ 🛡️ 2 years ago

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🦢 Cardxyz 🦬 2 years ago

It's inevitable 😌🫂

JeffG 🛡️ 2 years ago

I expanded on this idea a bit, in case your interested.

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The pendulum is already on the way down - JeffG

The pendulum of technology is swinging back to it's roots as protocols and companies spring up to deliver products that promise a more open, free, ...

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BTC_P2P 2 years ago

Have you read the Sovereign Individual?

Phantom Bullfrog 2 years ago

Nostr and and other decentralized social media projects are bringing back the original libertarian feeling of the internet, where the power lies on individuals rather than on big corps or governments, and I love everything about it

npub1yzgn...kry5 2 years ago

How? When 99% of the hardware and carriers who own the internet infrastructure are in cahoots with the bolshevik banking cartel?

npub1s5lt...0jw6 2 years ago

> Open, interoperable, and decentralized networks are the future. That'd be great. I doubt they will exit their niche though. How about this abstraction? Centralized mega data silo companies developed through some kind of techno-cultural evolution .. they evolved to form a symbiosis with the intuitive portion of the brain of internet users. While the rational reasoning (thinking about long-term benefit) of internet users _should have_ led them away from centralized enshittified platforms and towards nerdy decentralized free networks .. it didn't. Why? Because people live most of their lives intuitively. They shop at Amazon because it's easy, even though in the long-term the oligopoly harms everyone but the shareholders. Will the intuition of the majority of people ever opt for decentralized networks?