Why I gave the world wide web away for free | Technology | The Guardian
My vision was based on sharing, not exploitation – and here’s why it’s still worth fighting for| the Guardian
My vision was based on sharing, not exploitation – and here’s why it’s still worth fighting for| the Guardian
There is an architecture in which a few existing or Web protocols are gathered together with some glue to make a world wide system in which applications (desktop or Web Application) can work on top of a layer of commodity read-write storage. Crucial design issues are that principals (users) and groups are identifies by URIs, and so are global in scope, and that elements of storage are access controlled using those global identifiers. The result is that storage becomes a commodity, independent...| Design Issues for the World Wide Web
The year is 2025. The internet in the shape that we’ve known it in the early 2000s is no longer there. Or, not quite in the shape that we’ve seen it before. This is not just plain nostalgia talking - the vibrant ecosystem of blogs, feeds, personal sites, and forums has been usurped by a few mega-concentrated players.| Den Delimarsky 🔐 on Den Delimarsky
