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Not every piece of data is a file. For instance, is talking to your friends on Facebook a file? I suppose you could view it as a "you talking = writing, friend
by TheSOB88 17y ago
Not every piece of data is a file. For instance, is talking to your friends on Facebook a file? I suppose you could view it as a "you talking = writing, friend talking = reading" type thing, but that's stretching it a bit.
There are other examples that have nothing to do with file sharing, like GPS, Google Maps, and pizza delivery.
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- Readmore 17y agoAll of the things you mentioned are stored in database files, so yeah it's all about file sharing. Although I would disagree that pizza delivery is a piece of data ;)
- TheSOB88 17y agoThe difference is that users aren't sharing data with each other, but rather companies are providing services by giving you data. And a file is just a way to store a database in order to interface with the OS, not the way records themselves are stored. Point is, the Internet is a lot more nuanced than "file sharing".