Re:A Reflection on the Small Web
by sylware on Thursday September 29, 2022 @10:22AM
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Mostly because corpos and web dev tantrums: planned obsolescence and corpo/web dev locking via non-pertinent technical complexity and size of the web engines. This is a scam or toxic dellusions.
Those "open source" web engines have grotesque and absurd complexity and size, are written with a computer language (c++) which has a syntax complexity morbidely accute that it requires compilers (even naive ones) not better than the web engines themselves.
Hard truth: bazillions of services provided over the net can be provided as noscript/basic (x)html, aka basic html forms.
Hard truth: asking nicely usually does not fix that (I tried).
Hard truth: the real work in not the web "code", it is protecting it against hackers, like DDOS attacks.
Hard truth: Don't fool youself, hackers will be "paid" to push hard those sites on big tech network infrastructure (or are idiots). "Ppl coding computer viruses are probably those who sell anti-virus software".
Those "open source" web engines have grotesque and absurd complexity and size, are written with a computer language (c++) which has a syntax complexity morbidely accute that it requires compilers (even naive ones) not better than the web engines themselves.
Hard truth: bazillions of services provided over the net can be provided as noscript/basic (x)html, aka basic html forms.
Hard truth: asking nicely usually does not fix that (I tried).
Hard truth: the real work in not the web "code", it is protecting it against hackers, like DDOS attacks.
Hard truth: Don't fool youself, hackers will be "paid" to push hard those sites on big tech network infrastructure (or are idiots). "Ppl coding computer viruses are probably those who sell anti-virus software".