(…) But the internet is a city and, like any great city, it has monumental libraries and theatres and museums and places in which you can learn and pick up information and there are facilities for you that are astounding – specialised museums, not just general ones.
But there are also slums and there are red light districts and there are really sleazy areas where you wouldn’t want your children wandering alone.
And you say, “But how do I know which shops are selling good gear in the city and how do I know which are bad? How do I know which streets are safe and how do I know which aren’t?” Well you find out.What you don’t need is a huge authority or a series of identity cards and police escorts to take you round the city because you can’t be trusted to do it yourself or for your children to do it.
And I think people must understand that about the internet – it is a new city, it’s a virtual city and there will be parts of it of course that they dislike, but you don’t pull down London because it’s got a red light district.
VÃa: El Blog de Enrique Dans.
TorrentFreak ya nos mostró los juegos más pirateados del año, y ahora es el turno del séptimo arte.
Ya a finales de 2008, es normal ver estas listas de “Lo mejor y/o lo peor del año” casi como un balance del año, y en este caso Hollywood no se salva porque el diario New York Post eligió las 10 peores pelÃculas de 2008.
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