/tech/ - Technology★

Good.

I want the Internet to be tore down, so that it will rebuilt from zero in a 90's-esque style.

Who the fuck is Zach?

>>910919

a faggot from /tv/ who got dox'd

>companies like google and facebook will decide what gets censored...

>will decide

>implying they aren't deciding already

Let it pass. The law would probably get rid of a lot of cancer and force people to finally migrate to decentralized platforms. I really don't see how this is a bad thing.

>>910932

The Internet will never be trully decentralized as long as we have ISPs.

>>910937

>complains about centralization

>doesn't provide a solution for low latency networking with scalable routing

>>910940

Not an argument.

>>910900 (OP)

Good! Any extra reason to leave the EU is a godsend. The more the better.

>>910912

this

>>910940

I dont mind low latency. If sites also get much lighter you wont be able to tell the difference.

>>910912

That's not how it works.

>>910940

>low latency networking

>for webshit

lol

>If the new EU copyright proposal is passed, we will be living in a new era of censorship. YouTube, Facebook and other file-sharing platforms would be forced to implement new algorithms to check whether the content you upload has any copyrighted elements. Bots would judge what you can share -- and what can be shared with you. They would filter out and ban anything that might cause a problem. Any problem. It’s about our freedom to speak. It’s about censorship.

how is this not what they do already? does the law make you need bots instead of normal DMCA compliance etc (which is already essentially bots since it's just rubberstamping by an army of pajeets)? inb4 "DMCA is murica only" or some shit, i don't care, europe deletes copyright shit already the exact same way

>>911092

Fight of the century.

>>911248

This.

A browser should only render text and images thus a website should one have text and images.

who cares

>>912456

>IPFS

won't change anything the system isn't anonymous.

>matrix

There's something going on in HTTPS right now don't trust communications that only uses that.

>>912456

Neitner is working protocol stop your schilling, fucking retarded....

>>912474

>There's something going on in HTTPS right now

What exactly is "going on"?

>only uses that

Matrix uses Axolotl-based end-to-end encryption, tls is only client-server encryption.

>>912474

>IPFS isn't anonymous

Different anon. I heard they were trying to integrate tor into IPFS. I don't remember where from though.

>>910900 (OP)

Fuck off reddit fag

>>912446

Wrong again. A browser should browse files, an HTML renderer should render HTML, a text display should display text, an image renderer should render images, and the display server should display graphics(images/vid/etc.). There is no need for them to be combined like they are in web browsers.

>>913157

A javascript engine should run javascript, an html renderer should render html, but they should not be combined! You must manually open every javascript and css file.

>>913162

A javascript engine should not exist