Social Justice Warrior๐ฆIve been recently trying out #soulseeker filesharing. I havent done filesharing in the past, so Id like to know if this is a good place to start or whether it is enchaining.
@Wander Great idea!
I also think we need to change our analogies away from the client-server model to the guest-cloud-host model instead. This way we make cloud hosting much more intuitive to understand and create the expectation of accessibility with the hoster.
An android doesnt have a lot of area for stuff and tools, so it would encourage lightweight solutions. I think that is exactly the direction we need to move in!
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#grounding The guest-cloud-host analogy is a way to understand the relationship on the intercloud. A cloud is owned by the host, and has an area containing tools and stuff. It may allow guests to visit. The host may let the cloud be open to guests. In this case, the guest can ring the doorbell, and the host may decide from there to let them in. The host may let the guest explore the cloud. They can find stuff and let them use or borrow their tools. #foss #unchaining #libre #SmallWeb
The guest-cloud-host analogy is a way to understand the relationship on the intercloud.
A cloud is owned by the host, and has an area containing tools and stuff. It may allow guests to visit.
The host may let the cloud be open to guests. In this case, the guest can ring the doorbell, and the host may decide from there to let them in.
The host may let the guest explore the cloud. They can find stuff and let them use or borrow their tools.
Technojargon prevents people from participating in digital issues discussions. This strictly implies that digital issues awareness is not available for most of the public.
Therefore it is important that we strive for language around technology to become more grounded.