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No, that's not decentralized. If two people agree to use a "local" machine, then that local machine is a centralized server. If User A and B use User A's local
by rcme 3y ago
No, that's not decentralized. If two people agree to use a "local" machine, then that local machine is a centralized server. If User A and B use User A's local machine, then User C has no choice but to use User A's local machine to participate in their code review. That's centralized.