@msimoni: Your tweets, instagram photos, forum posts, ... should all be files on your personal server. It's self-evident, and we'…
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Manuel Simoni shares his vision that personal data should reside on personal servers, echoing Urbit's call for a simple personal server OS.
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Your tweets, instagram photos, forum posts, … should all be files on your personal server. It’s self-evident, and we’ll get there someday.
Manuel Simoni (@msimoni): Say what you will about the tenets of Urbit, but its core analysis is right: One of the most important things to build is a personal server OS that’s so simple that it Just Works (like a Mac for desktop computing) without any sysadmin skills.
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