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The internet has existed for less than 40 years, the web for less than 20, and we act like certain parts of it are completely impossible to fundamentally rethink, design and implement.
We've learned so much in the last 40 years about security and privacy engineering, protocol incentives, timing attacks, cryptography, peer-to-peer networks, and so much more. And in many cases we've restricted the modern dialogue around internet infrastructure to "faster horses"
The web for less than 30* - sorry the 90's still feel like they were a decade ago.
Though practically speaking, the web as we know it today can probably be traced back to 97/98 as HTTP/1.0 (fast followed by HTTP/1.1) rolled out across most browsers and people could actually POST things.
Uh, the less than 20 part is wrong. I was certainly using Netscape in '95.
Yup, you are right, I can't add decades.
this indicates to me that we should start designing ASAP, not that we should give up entirely. we should be thinking today about where we want the internet to be in another decade.
ROTFL, This might be the daftest thing I have seen on the internet in 40 years....where to begin...
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