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The internet is for whoever wants to send bits to each other and is willing to pay for transit to do it. The WWW might be for end users, though that seems less
by aftbit 2mo ago
The internet is for whoever wants to send bits to each other and is willing to pay for transit to do it. The WWW might be for end users, though that seems less obvious by the day.
- penguin_booze 2mo ago> for whoever Whomever.
- aftbit 2mo agoWhomever thought this was a post worth making?
- supermaurio2000 2mo agowhat you write is excactly the problem the RFC tries to address. And not only for http but for the whole internet protocol family.
- reactordev 2mo agosorry but that ship has sailed.
- account42 2mo agoThen we'll just have to make it return to port.
- pocksuppet 2mo agoRight. The RFC is attempting to clarify the IETF's official position. The IETF is not the internet police, and can't make other actors obey. We can make our own internet though - with blackhack and jookers.
- lenerdenator 2mo agoHonestly, I feel like your draft could dispense with the internet part of the proposal.