Now the article was only talking about twitter and social media, but I can't help react on the title since there really is no evidence at all of internet wanting to be fragmented. In fact it's just the opposite.
- Not even the most hardcore people are using IRC anymore
- All web hosting is now in the cloud
- There's basically only two rendering engines left, of which one is at the moment extremely marginalized
- GIT that was supposed to be distributed is now used as a centralized versioning system in centralized services.
If anything it seems that the internet wants to be consolidated.
- Not even the most hardcore people are using IRC anymore
- All web hosting is now in the cloud
- There's basically only two rendering engines left, of which one is at the moment extremely marginalized
- GIT that was supposed to be distributed is now used as a centralized versioning system in centralized services.
If anything it seems that the internet wants to be consolidated.