A good reminder of why this is the protocols which matter. People got too accustomed to centralised platforms.

This is a good point, unlike what some claims the Internet isn't dying. The commercial crap on top is thinning out and is getting filled with crap indeed. Still, what made the Internet and the Web are still here for people to use.

Interesting point of view. Indeed, you probably want things to not be available 100% of the time. This forces you to see how resilient things really are.

It's here to sell something. That said it does a good job explaining the Erlang model and its "let it crash" approach to failures. Also highlights the obvious limitations.