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Except they wanted to build something usable? If I could snap my fingers and make IPv6 deployment and usability, I and I'm sure WebRTC folks would. This entire
by predictabl3 3y ago
Except they wanted to build something usable? If I could snap my fingers and make IPv6 deployment and usability, I and I'm sure WebRTC folks would. This entire stance is even more hard to mesh with the real world given how long WebRTC has been in development and use.
- sylware 3y agoWell, the idea behind would be to move to a clean ipv6/tcp protocol stack at the same pace than ipv6 deployment. The best compromise would have been a dual stack: the clean pure p2p ipv6/tcp, and the brain f*cked ipv4/nat/upnp/turn/stun/etc. To have a clean and brutal split between the 2. In my country, people would mostly run the clean ipv6/tcp protocol stack. And I am thinking REALLY simple: no transcode in the protocol (only the node will decide if it needs to transcode), one stream, buffered (it's not a video call). Yeah... excrutiatingly simple, then with many alternative implementations, aka sane. But, it is kind of a dream, I know CDNs and streaming services won't let that happen in any way, I would not be surprised to see some DDOS-ing "from" them to keep people slaves of their big tech "centralized" services.