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If we're really looking to start from scratch with a modern protocol and break compatibility then HTTP v3 should be something like http://noiseprotocol.org http
by mtgx 8y ago
If we're really looking to start from scratch with a modern protocol and break compatibility then HTTP v3 should be something like http://noiseprotocol.org http://noiseprotocol.org instead.
I assume the QUIC protocol also comes with some "happy accidents" that allows Google to more easily collect data on us, too.
- dagenix 8y ago> I assume the QUIC protocol also comes with some "happy accidents" that allows Google to more easily collect data on us, too. This is just conspiracy theory nonsense. If QUIC has such a flaw, it has an open spec and you are free to go find it and point it out.
- teddyh 8y agoPointing it out would change nothing; Google would implement it anyway.
- dagenix 8y agoSo? If what is claimed to be true is true, maybe Apple, Mozilla, and Microsoft won't implement it - and that would be a big deal to the alleged nefarious plot. But, that won't happen if no one speaks up. That is, of course, if this isn't just nonsense speculation.
- baby 8y agoThis is exactly what we've been working on (QUIC with Noise). As for the happy accidents, none have been spotted so far, it is an open and collaborative project so feel free to check it yourself and chime in before its finalization.