> "it will work one day", and continued working on them that we have these technologies making our life simpler these days.
You unknowingly make my point. I have nothing against people working on new technologies until they work. That's a strawman on your part.
But, this isn't a case of working on something until it works. The headline of this blog is, "HTTP is obsolete. It's time for the Distributed Web." IPFS is not ready to replace http, and it won't be until the cost vs. benefit ratio works out for enough people.
You unknowingly make my point. I have nothing against people working on new technologies until they work. That's a strawman on your part.
But, this isn't a case of working on something until it works. The headline of this blog is, "HTTP is obsolete. It's time for the Distributed Web." IPFS is not ready to replace http, and it won't be until the cost vs. benefit ratio works out for enough people.