2003. No timeline. No algorithm.
No engagement metric deciding what you saw.
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Nobody asked. One terms-of-service update at a time. Each change small enough to dismiss, each one building on the last.
Not metaphorically. Literally.
The question is whether you'll be able to do anything about it when it does.
Right now, you can't. Your data isn't portable. Your access is licensed, not owned. Your tools work until someone decides they don't.
Drowning people— Earthseed: The Books of the Living
Sometimes die
Fighting their rescuers.
A Raspberry Pi 5 running 24/7 in my home. Web server, file storage, AI coordinator. Hardware I own outright.
Custom operating environment built on Electron + React. Runs on my hardware, built for my needs, no subscription required.
A custom-built agent. Not a third-party product — she lives inside Lazana OS and runs on my hardware. Part of the OS, not bolted on.
Compute Module 4 in a custom enclosure. Second node in the network. The mesh is growing.
There's one more layer. The part that makes all of this replicable — not just for me. Not ready to share yet. It'll be here when it is.
This page is being served from a Raspberry Pi 5 sitting in my home. Right now. Hardware I bought. Software I wrote. Encryption only I hold the keys to. No cloud landlord. No subscription. No one else's terms.
Follow the build as it happens.