What a blast from the past, and one of the classic evergreen articles.
The blockquotes made me depressed:
> People are not in control of the technology that surrounds them
For a few years back then, the pendulum was moving towards personally controllable tech, but in between the smartphone/SaaS/IoT walled gardens and whichever poison you feel like blaming today, that's simply not the case anymore.
What a blast from the past, and one of the classic evergreen articles.
The blockquotes made me depressed:
> People are not in control of the technology that surrounds them
For a few years back then, the pendulum was moving towards personally controllable tech, but in between the smartphone/SaaS/IoT walled gardens and whichever poison you feel like blaming today, that's simply not the case anymore.