Re:Ask HN: How can techies influence companies to stop imple...
by lob_it on Wednesday November 02, 2022 @10:46AM
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What if tcp/ip and the digital pangaea known as cesspool devises domestic protocols and retires tcp/ip for a national infrastructure on a modern 21st century protocol, without a billion illiterates (they can sit around all day and shake the tree for fruit and nuts)?
Most of the impediments are long gone at that point. Domestic jurisdiction/regulation has better options, customs and etiquette, similar to domestic speedlimits (that do not apply anywhere else).
Technology moves fast. Something similar to a VPN client would still have access to tcp/ip subscriptions, so online gaming and things like that could still flourish.
I don't see telehealth, remote learning and several other industries blossoming until domestic protocols are the norm.
Security with obscurity is elementary nowadays :p
Similar to phonograph, to reel-to-reel, to cassette, to CD, to DVD, to streaming, to 21st century mediums, the quality data goes with each generation. The cool music is still there
Most of the impediments are long gone at that point. Domestic jurisdiction/regulation has better options, customs and etiquette, similar to domestic speedlimits (that do not apply anywhere else).
Technology moves fast. Something similar to a VPN client would still have access to tcp/ip subscriptions, so online gaming and things like that could still flourish.
I don't see telehealth, remote learning and several other industries blossoming until domestic protocols are the norm.
Security with obscurity is elementary nowadays :p
Similar to phonograph, to reel-to-reel, to cassette, to CD, to DVD, to streaming, to 21st century mediums, the quality data goes with each generation. The cool music is still there