I asked the same question of TorrentFreak a few years ago: Ernesto ernesto@torrentfreak.com 2/16/08 to Christopher Hi Christopher, No, I never heard of some

I asked the same question of TorrentFreak a few years ago: Ernesto ernesto@torrentfreak.com 2/16/08 to Christopher Hi Christopher, No, I never heard of something like that, but I like the idea There is http://www.coralcdn.org/ http://www.coralcdn.org/, but that's not a complete solution Cheers, Ernesto On Feb 16, 2008 9:56 PM, Christopher Froehlich <somecallmechief@the-shades.net> wrote: Christopher Froehlich <somecallmechief@the-shades.net> wrote: Question: do you know of anyone developing distributed website platforms? For example, if I'm seeding and leeching a raw text file–as long as one other person in the world is doing the same, that file can never be erased. If someone were to share a PHP/MySQL website, with Apache perhaps integrated into the BT client–the website could never be removed.</p> I've been looking into places like Freenet, services like OpenAFS, and the potential for extensible BT clients like uTorrent or Azureus; but nothing seems to be available. A website cluster, shared P2P would be indestructible.</p> Have you seen anything of the like? Sadly, I haven't seen any substantive leaps since. Even TPB's recent cloud move is entirely predicated on moving a single, virtual instance about. Edit: Personally, I see this as the most important problem to solve for a free Internet in the next 20 years. Distributed DNS against distributed content is going to be critical.