The problem won't be solved until you get government out of all levels of it
They funded all these social networks, they keep people from starting new ISPs, payment processors, and other infrastructure with all the absurd regulations.
Just getting them to do something about Twitter or some other social network, or even amazon, doesn't solve the actual problem.
They funded all these social networks, they keep people from starting new ISPs, payment processors, and other infrastructure with all the absurd regulations.
Just getting them to do something about Twitter or some other social network, or even amazon, doesn't solve the actual problem.
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> They funded all these social networks
Did they? Citation needed.
> they keep people from starting new ISPs
The federal government doesn't. It's all local municipalities. The Federal (US) government actually has a huge fund for subsidizing small ISPs (called CAF or A-CAM). I worked on projects related to this formerly at an ISP.
> payment processors
Good. I want my money processed by a well controlled entity and not some idiot with a MySQL instance and some Python spaghetti.
