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Sure HTTP does. You can cache things, sign things, &c. It's the current philosophy of "web apps" and not "hypertext" that isn't decentralization.
by jimktrains2 13y ago
Sure HTTP does. You can cache things, sign things, &c.
It's the current philosophy of "web apps" and not "hypertext" that isn't decentralization.
- icebraining 13y agoWeb apps are not an issue: https://unhosted.org/ https://unhosted.org/ The problem is not technical, it's social, political and economical.
- dllthomas 13y agoWeb apps are a bit of an issue, but unhosted web apps are not more of an issue than applications (as opposed to utilities composable in the shell) in general - which is a tremendous improvement.
- nawitus 13y agoWell, technically a browser can listen to incoming connections, but in any case standards don't require it.