npub1ak…d3jc7 on Nostr: nprofile1q…e45ny Thanks for that reply, cloudflare is already owned (was founded) ...
nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnddaehgu3wwp6kyqpqa3r2hmrhs4thgh3776323496fdef9e4ucqk5ak6vdl9m3p9t0rasee45ny (nprofile…45ny) Thanks for that reply, cloudflare is already owned (was founded) by an ex-NSA person (M. Prince? i believe), the person who wrote the code for cf mysterious got some sort of rare brain condition and i believe would be in a demented state today or possibly dead, if the longform article ("Whatever happened to Lee") is anything to go by.
Am i missing out? Possibly? But i do believe there is some truth to the dead internet theory, that the 400 servers in Virginia are just scraping and using content to keep people consuming an endless cycle of trash, from people who may not exist. See also antitrust. It's impossible to trust anythat comes from cf.
When it comes to balancing openness and privacy, i believe that tor (tor browser) and i2p are great anonymity tools. There is a specific type of fediverse server that is designed to work and federate over those (20y.o.) networks. I believe those privacy networks will also be the key to having fedizens acting as mini-servlets, because they won't need to give their ip address, they can stay pseudoanonomous, while helping the network. This fediserver im taking about also has other features that will be of growing importance. It's not perfect yet but slowly getting there, its mostly awesome tho.
No need to rush the transition away from m.soc but i wouldnt take too long either.
Am i missing out? Possibly? But i do believe there is some truth to the dead internet theory, that the 400 servers in Virginia are just scraping and using content to keep people consuming an endless cycle of trash, from people who may not exist. See also antitrust. It's impossible to trust anythat comes from cf.
When it comes to balancing openness and privacy, i believe that tor (tor browser) and i2p are great anonymity tools. There is a specific type of fediverse server that is designed to work and federate over those (20y.o.) networks. I believe those privacy networks will also be the key to having fedizens acting as mini-servlets, because they won't need to give their ip address, they can stay pseudoanonomous, while helping the network. This fediserver im taking about also has other features that will be of growing importance. It's not perfect yet but slowly getting there, its mostly awesome tho.
No need to rush the transition away from m.soc but i wouldnt take too long either.