That’s a very simplified version of it that just ignores the premise though. The cloud does a lot of things that locally-hosted software and content does not, and not all of it is simply by nature of being on another PC
Hence why the article seems to suggest advancing P2P for more uses, which is another way to visit another computer, but has many differences from visiting “The Cloud”
These things all existed long before the Twitter/Reddit issues. But there’s no way they could have predicted it would happen.
While i’m sure there are a lot of factors, a big one is probably just nobody could have expected the blowup that occurred. And as much as people have joked/complained that Beehaw was undermanned, the fact of the matter is they probably knew it better than anyone, and they felt it and had to actually deal with it.
No easy answer to the situation, it’ll probably just take a lot of time to work itself out.
One issue I found is that it gives a command for “Convert audio file to mp3”, but shouldn’t it just be any valid file? I threw an mp4 and a mkv in there and both worked without issue
Not like a major issue but it’s more specific than it has to be.