I say the day Mozilla bends the knee to advertisers and do what Chrome did by phasing out ad-blockers with Firefox. That’ll be the day when I look around my apartment and realize “man, I need to start getting into some hobbies now.”
I say the day Mozilla bends the knee to advertisers and do what Chrome did by phasing out ad-blockers with Firefox. That’ll be the day when I look around my apartment and realize “man, I need to start getting into some hobbies now.”
If the internet were to completely collapse. I will use the Internet until I cannot use it anymore.
After which it’s time to run some cables and connect to my neighbors. Then the rest of the town. And with some help I can run a fiber to the next city over.
I already have the hardware required due to an obscene amount scavenger from work, and I have enough rack space at home to function as a local ISP so that at least my extended neighborhood is covered.
The day internet truly dies, the only reasonable thing to do is to create a new one.