commit 903aea81fef1dc9c377fdef490925420556e514b
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Author: kattrali <kattrali@web>
Date: Sun, 26 May 2024 13:46:17 +0200
explain acronym, cross-link issue topics, spelling
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There are several issues in today's computing.
-If the ICT industry was purposefully following an harmful agenda, these would
-probably be their design principles: disregard for life, disregard for the
-chips, more is better, assume limitless resources, keep it controlled,
-outsource the problem, amplify ignorance, obfuscate everything, destroy
-communities, achieve monopoly
+If the information and communications technology (ICT) industry was purposefully
+following a harmful agenda, these would probably be their design principles:
-While this is rarely discussed in such a way, there are however increasingly
-well documented issues in the dominant computational cultural that all together
-help better understand how such harmful agenda can emerge explicitely or
-implicitely.
-
-* inaccessible: greenwashing, Californian ideology, pseudosimplicity, otherness
-* incompatible: vendor lock-in, proprietary
-* inefficient: bloat, maximalism, cryptocurrency, calculation factory,
- cornucopianism
-* rigid: monoculture, siliconization
-* failing: silver bullet, planned obsolescence, wishcycling, software rot
-* extractivist: attention economy, capitalism, Big Tech, neoliberalism
+* disregard for life
+* disregard for the chips
+* more is better
+* assume limitless resources
+* keep it controlled
+* outsource the problem
+* amplify ignorance
+* obfuscate everything
+* destroy communities
+* achieve monopoly
+While the industry is rarely discussed in this way, there are increasingly
+well-documented issues in the dominant computational cultural paradigm which all
+together help better explain how such a harmful agenda can emerge explicitly or
+implicitly.
+Additional topics to explore:
+* **inaccessible:** [[greenwashing]], [[Californian ideology]], [[otherness]],
+ [[pseudosimplicity]]
+* **incompatible:** vendor lock-in, proprietary
+* **inefficient:** [[bloat]], [[maximalism]], [[cryptocurrency]], [[calculation
+ factory]], [[cornucopianism]]
+* **rigid:** [[monoculture]], [[siliconization]]
+* **failing:** [[silver bullet]], [[planned obsolescence]], [[wishcycling]],
+ [[software rot]]
+* **extractivist:** attention economy, capitalism, [[Big Tech]], neoliberalism