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And therein lies the problem with content addressable networks: they make no sense in the economic world of the internet, where data transport and storage is no
by yholio 5y ago
And therein lies the problem with content addressable networks: they make no sense in the economic world of the internet, where data transport and storage is not free, they make sense in a world owned by a single corporation.
- Ericson2314 5y agoHuh? The same efficiency gains should apply to both applications of content based routing. I do think there is a natural monopoly, but that is just and argument for nationalizing things. (And agreements like there being one IP protocol or whatever.)