I don't think that these p2p technologies are going to win out. They're just objectively inferior to centralized services except in rare cases. But the fact th

I don't think that these p2p technologies are going to win out. They're just objectively inferior to centralized services except in rare cases. But the fact that they're being maintained, and probably will be maintained in the future, is really good. In the event of a serious war or disaster, even locally, they could really come in handy.