Casey Newton

tell you this. I felt things talking to Eugene and Mike yesterday. I was honestly shocked at how emotional I was at Google. It felt weird that I was as upset as I was walking around this developer conference.

tell you this. I felt things talking to Eugene and Mike yesterday. I was honestly shocked at how emotional I was at Google. It felt weird that I was as upset as I was walking around this developer conference.

tell you this. I felt things talking to Eugene and Mike yesterday. I was honestly shocked at how emotional I was at Google. It felt weird that I was as upset as I was walking around this developer conference.

And I think I was upset because I felt gaslit, honestly, because nobody at Google would just stand up and say, we actually do have a long-term plan to replace most web visits with our wild garden. So that's kind of why I was mad. But I was also really just pessimistic about the future. Then I sat down with those two and they were like, here are the next three things that we're going to build.

And I think I was upset because I felt gaslit, honestly, because nobody at Google would just stand up and say, we actually do have a long-term plan to replace most web visits with our wild garden. So that's kind of why I was mad. But I was also really just pessimistic about the future. Then I sat down with those two and they were like, here are the next three things that we're going to build.

And I think I was upset because I felt gaslit, honestly, because nobody at Google would just stand up and say, we actually do have a long-term plan to replace most web visits with our wild garden. So that's kind of why I was mad. But I was also really just pessimistic about the future. Then I sat down with those two and they were like, here are the next three things that we're going to build.

And here's like the next three big platforms that we're going to go after and get them to federate. And I'm like... This might work too because the thing about Google taking most of the winnings of the internet for itself is there's a lot of other people on the internet that would also like to eke out a living. And they're highly motivated to make it work for them.

And here's like the next three big platforms that we're going to go after and get them to federate. And I'm like... This might work too because the thing about Google taking most of the winnings of the internet for itself is there's a lot of other people on the internet that would also like to eke out a living. And they're highly motivated to make it work for them.

And here's like the next three big platforms that we're going to go after and get them to federate. And I'm like... This might work too because the thing about Google taking most of the winnings of the internet for itself is there's a lot of other people on the internet that would also like to eke out a living. And they're highly motivated to make it work for them.

So there will always be a rebel alliance and I would not count them out because companies that are old and have a lot of money, they get really lazy. and they can't move as quickly as sometimes they need to adapt to the future.

So there will always be a rebel alliance and I would not count them out because companies that are old and have a lot of money, they get really lazy. and they can't move as quickly as sometimes they need to adapt to the future.

So there will always be a rebel alliance and I would not count them out because companies that are old and have a lot of money, they get really lazy. and they can't move as quickly as sometimes they need to adapt to the future.

So, you know, if the Fediverse folks can build a better future that is truly more fun to use, it'll be really small for a while relative to the size of Google, but there's no reason why it couldn't grow very large in the end.

So, you know, if the Fediverse folks can build a better future that is truly more fun to use, it'll be really small for a while relative to the size of Google, but there's no reason why it couldn't grow very large in the end.

So, you know, if the Fediverse folks can build a better future that is truly more fun to use, it'll be really small for a while relative to the size of Google, but there's no reason why it couldn't grow very large in the end.

Do you have a Fediverse account? Are you on mastodon.social?

Do you have a Fediverse account? Are you on mastodon.social?

Do you have a Fediverse account? Are you on mastodon.social?