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It’s the first I’d heard of this axiom. Can you give an example of that in a real architecture? I think about a central server with multiple terminals on a net
by razorfen 5y ago
It’s the first I’d heard of this axiom. Can you give an example of that in a real architecture?
I think about a central server with multiple terminals on a network. There the node is the beefy boi and the terminals are just I/O devices. Kind of similar to what MightyApp is doing - except with fewer privacy concerns :)
- tsimionescu 5y agoBut no one uses that architecture anymore. To the extent that you have a terminal on a remote server, you use it to configure the server, from your own thick client.
- freeopinion 5y agoIs it true that chromebooks outsell other laptops?
- dunkelheit 5y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/End-to-end_principle https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/End-to-end_principle It is not an axiom though, but rather an architectural guideline that comes with its own set of trade-offs and must be applied judiciously.