On 2015-03-10 23:38, Cardoza, Michael wrote:
I suppose your right about education. it can be frustrating that this
is all we can do at times. I suppose educate and hope that the
internet of things is implemented so bad it's a horrible failure. I am
sure however that they will keep trying until th
I suppose your right about education. it can be frustrating that this is
all we can do at times. I suppose educate and hope that the internet of
things is implemented so bad it's a horrible failure. I am sure however
that they will keep trying until they get things to catch on. But this
is quick
rysiek wrote:
Rather, "Internet of Broken Things":
http://www.reddit.com/r/dredmorbius/comments/26722r/the_internet_of_broken_things/
But yes, the question of retaining software freedom in a world of computing
things is a valid one, and a hard one. There is no silver bullet, and the
market will
