Post by @joel@tumfatig.net
What about someone going to EuroBSDcon2027 with the talk: "In 2026, everyone switched to NetBSD, the Foundation doubled its income, and then this happenedβ¦"
Whatever ending this is, it will probably be worth it.
@joel@tumfatig.net
#FutureHistory :
the world split into two distinct factions: Those that injected the slop into their veins. and those that decided to remain human.
The humans had a hard time at first, some things did not work as they did before, and others required a great amount of effort to get working. but, with the superior adaptability and creative thinking the human brain is capable of, they succeeded and flourished.
The same cannot be said of the sloperators. Tangled in an incomprehensible mess of unmaintainable code trained on copies unmaintainable code trained on copies unmaintainable code, their systems became dependent on remote, power hungry, systems which after the collapse were irrecoverable. The sloperators perished in the months after the great collapse of March 2027.
@paul is this Sci-Fi or history written by the people who won? π
Iβm generally bad at predicting human behaviour in the context of society. So Iβll just cross fingers and watch things happening; not excluding participation in some side.
@joel@tumfatig.net well... maybe... :-)
But still, I don't think any of us can really see a functional future where everything is run with a monthly subscription to a select few rich white guys in a america, right!? RIGHT?!