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I think the rush to make everything 'web' is primarily because we finally are building an open, free, accessible, write-once-run-everywhere platform. That's the

by pcx66 13y ago

I think the rush to make everything 'web' is primarily because we finally are building an open, free, accessible, write-once-run-everywhere platform. That's the most exciting part of the web, and privacy is a bug we still have to fix. EDIT: When I say 'privacy is a bug', I mean the ability to provide privacy is still immature, and susceptible of exploits.

drivingmenuts 13y ago
That privacy is viewed as a bug is even more disturbing.
- da_n 13y ago
  Linux on the Desktop was a bug until Mark Cuban closed it (controversially). I'm not sure why referring to it as a bug is disturbing.
  - drivingmenuts 13y ago
    It implies that privacy is somehow wrong, as opposed to a perhaps fundamental right.
    - da_n 13y ago
      The lack of privacy is a bug which needs to be fixed, I don't believe the OP means a users right to privacy is a bug.