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by Analemma_
3670 days ago
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> It's simple: make computers secure enough that connecting one to the net won't imply being hacked within a few days (minutes in some cases). You remind me of that episode of Star Trek when the crew is trying to figure out how to stop an asteroid impact and Q goes "It's simple! Just change the gravitational constant of the universe". |
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Darkweb shows that there is a (small, but real) market for an anonymous, decentralized web. I don't know anyone that prefers to navigate the web in a way that is permanently stored in NSA/advertiser servers forever.
Which implies that the reason there is not widespread adoption of a more decentralized, anonymous web is thus more of a product question.