The way we distribute and run software is fundamentally broken
This is a big one and needs a lot of explaining. The software culture and industry is shaped and regulated by the ways in which software gets on people's computers. The biggest fights in the industry are about who controls the platforms that software runs on. It's why Apple made the iPhone and why Google made Android and Chrome. It's the reason why Microsoft dominates the desktop market and the reason why Linux doesn't (but could, if they would understand this).
TODO: Talk about operating systems, browsers, apps and app stores, docker, Linux distributions, etc., their implications, and how different models of software distribution could change the loci of control and shift the power towards users and smaller players.
The way we distribute and run software is fundamentally broken
This is a big one and needs a lot of explaining. The software culture and industry is shaped and regulated by the ways in which software gets on people's computers. The biggest fights in the industry are about who controls the platforms that software runs on. It's why Apple made the iPhone and why Google made Android and Chrome. It's the reason why Microsoft dominates the desktop market and the reason why Linux doesn't (but could, if they would understand this).
TODO: Talk about operating systems, browsers, apps and app stores, docker, Linux distributions, etc., their implications, and how different models of software distribution could change the loci of control and shift the power towards users and smaller players.