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> A de facto standard, > potential opensource clients, > not tied to a specific company, When the source is closed, and the protocol is closed + encrypted? I t
by Shish2k 14y ago
> A de facto standard,
> potential opensource clients,
> not tied to a specific company,
When the source is closed, and the protocol is closed + encrypted? I think you may be a little optimistic... (Though I do hope that either the source or the protocol get opened)
- iam 14y agoI think that's what made the original BitTorrent popular. The open protocol. They really need to do the same here if they want this to take off.