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Just because it's not the dominant means of exchange today doesn't mean it couldn't be. Ten years ago, the analogous reasoning would have been 'Well, we can ju
by chimeracoder 15y ago
Just because it's not the dominant means of exchange today doesn't mean it couldn't be.
Ten years ago, the analogous reasoning would have been 'Well, we can just shut down the Napster server', or shortly after 'Well, we can just shutdown the Gnutella superpeers'.
- Gotttzsche 15y agoyou ignored the problem i saw with it. if there's no public component to it and people would only share with their friends, the availability of piracy would be severely limited. and if there is, the content industry could still get their "spies" in.