@spritely @cwebber I invited my panel of expert video game reviewers (read: my sons) to check out Cirkoban.

Great suff!

They got pretty sucked into it

#games #fun

@cwebber @fdr @lotte @spritely indeed, too much emphasis on perimeter security is unhealthy, but capability patterns include membranes, caretakers and such - indirect connectivity.

@fdr @lotte @cwebber @spritely so you're sharing your IPv6 address with the world? Your device is directly exposed to every adversary in the world at all times?

@lotte @cwebber @spritely is there a substantial difference between NATs and IPv6 firewalls when it comes to usablity for the average user?

aren't the same TURN/STUN kludges required in either case? Or am I missing something?

@spritely @cwebber @lotte I'm afraid it means that NAT translation is healthy.

In nature, groups are made of people and people are made of organs and organs are made of cells; there are boundaries at each layer.

We shouldn't expect every device in the world to be connected to every other device without boundaries.

@spritely @cwebber speaking of context collapse... have you read...

"we must avoid the two opposite social deaths of a global monoculture and a set of isolated cults, and how the fractal patterns found in nature seem to present themselves as a good compromise." https://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/Fractal.html