==“Google and AWS have abstracted infrastructural problems into logistical problems."==
"==AWS is like the Department of Transportation and to access the Internet “city” you need to get on these “highways” that have been conveniently laid out for you by Amazon.== Taking this as the norm, you focus on how computing problems have to do with logistics–how to get on the “highway” and possible traffic issues that come with using it.”
=="You don’t question whether the fact that computing being dominated by these “highways” is the real infrastructural problem and instead focus on logistical problems."==
Taeyoon Choi argued that control in ==the Internet is not in the form of a central, omnipresent watchtower. Instead, it is less obvious and so more insidious in that the centralized network gives you the illusion of freedom while tracking your movements.==
"...networks and trust I take for granted on a daily basis."
Code of conduct
Taeyoon Choi suggested code of conduct might be more important than Code itself.