People still use ftp. The farther you get from the startup world, the more people use it. They lock it down with firewalls, put it behind NAT, and encrypt it wi

People still use ftp. The farther you get from the startup world, the more people use it. They lock it down with firewalls, put it behind NAT, and encrypt it with ssl. And sometimes try to do all three to both ends at the same time. There's one big headache for you. I've been trying my hardest to kill ftp with all the people I have to deal with, but it's entrenched. We'll still be dealing with it when we have mind/computer interfaces, and it'll still be a pain in the ass. (that's probably the data connection, the control connection will some in somewhere else)