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Imagine you need to choose a server every time you wanted to surf the net and some server you may not see certain things
by m3kw9 4y ago
Imagine you need to choose a server every time you wanted to surf the net and some server you may not see certain things
- whimsicalism 4y agoIt's called your ISP, the only difference is you don't get a choice.
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- kstrauser 4y agoImagine you need to choose a server every time you want to email your someone, and that server may have spam filters.
- darthrupert 4y agoOr having to pick the best option from a million different mail providers.
- weberer 4y ago>Imagine you need to choose a server every time you wanted to surf the net ??? I don't have to imagine. That's exactly what happens when you enter a URL.
- m3kw9 4y agoThat url is the actual content, I meant an intermediary say a proxy
- mcv 4y agoLike your ISP? I've been thinking that, just like your ISP provides you with an email address (do they all still do that? Mine does), maybe they should also automatically provide you with a social network account. It's a bit odd how everything today still links back to email, which many consider dated, but we still don't have a good replacement for it. This might be ready for a new universal distributed communication system.