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This line of reasoning can be applied to ANY change. Also HTTP isn't going away.
by raarts 10y ago
This line of reasoning can be applied to ANY change.
Also HTTP isn't going away.
- rer 10y agoWhy isn't HTTP going away?
- inimino 10y agoBecause there's a lot of it.
- rer 10y agoWould it go away if there was less of it? Can you imagine ways there could be less of it?
- inimino 10y agoIf there was something dramatically better for every use case (which is not IPFS) it would slowly displace HTTP in new deployments and there would still be HTTP for a very, very long time. The Web we have, in other words, isn't going anywhere.