How to save the Internet

[Bradley Prior]

How to save the Internet

On the World Wide Web’s 30th anniversary, founder Tim Berners-Lee has released a blog post outlining how we should be tackling the issues the web has created.

“Given how much the web has changed in the past 30 years, it would be defeatist and unimaginative to assume that the web as we know it can’t be changed for the better in the next 30 years,” said Berners-Lee.

 

[ToxicBunny]

Of course it can be changed for the better... but the issue is by and large not the web, the issue is the fscking idiotic humans that use it. Fix that and the web will be 100's

 

[pinball wizard]

How much more porn do we really need?

 

[Neuk_]

Of course it can be changed for the better... but the issue is by and large not the web, the issue is the fscking idiotic humans that use it. Fix that and the web world will be 100's

FTFY

 

[ToxicBunny]

FTFY

Yeah, but I'm being specific in response to Sir Tim

 

[grok]

How much more porn do we really need?

All of it, of course..

Don't underestimate the power of porn, the Internet only took off when people realised they could access porn instantly. Shopping & the rest were only added when Internet 2.0 came along.

 

[pinball wizard]

All of it, of course..

Don't underestimate the power of porn, the Internet only took off when people realised they could access porn instantly. Shopping & the rest were only added when Internet 2.0 came along.

I just finished a book called Everybody Lies about the power of big data. It's amazing to see how much the analysts were able to ascertain from the anonymous pornhub user data.

 

[konfab]

I just finished a book called Everybody Lies about the power of big data. It's amazing to see how much the analysts were able to ascertain from the anonymous pornhub user data.

That pornhub data is one of the most interesting insights into human behavior.