Sentence examples for fragile internet from inspiring English sources
If it was just technology trends that were putting security in the memory hole, we might have a fighting chance to improve our fragile Internet.
Internet: The fragile but functional network of people Jonathan Zittrain, who recently wrote the cautionary book The Future of the Internet and How to Stop It, decided to paint an optimistic view of the internet and its future.
Every one of us has the responsibility to do our part to build a less fragile and more secure Internet.
The study, carried out by Nemertes Research, suggests that the proliferation of bandwidth-intensive Web sites (again, YouTube, Hulu, and iPlayer for you Brits) and services (BitTorrent) is wreaking havoc on the Internet's fragile infrastructure.
Today this control is fragile, thanks to the Internet.
What Zaidan found, ultimately, was that most people seem to share their most fragile selves on the internet.
The more Americans abandon it to go mobile-only or make phone calls over the internet, the more fragile it becomes: its high fixed costs have to be spread over ever fewer subscribers.
According to CloudFlare CEO Matthew Prince, North Korea's Internet is fairly fragile and would be easy for anyone to hack.
"The Internet is fairly fragile [but] there is kind of a mutually assured destruction that I think maintains an equity of traffic exchange," says Schaeffer.
Assuming it's genuine, it's a sobering reminder of how fragile anonymity is on the internet — one click and the whole thing comes crashing down.
The more elaborate the Internet becomes, the more fragile its existence, and so preservation becomes an integral part of its make-up.
