>The internet still does not function upon hash addressable content

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>>62418100
Explain?

>>62418100
but ipfs does

the entire internet should be blockchain based so i can see what you've been looking at

>>62418100
Demented wojak is both great and stupid at the same time.

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>>62418413
>Request file by hash 068973645893764
>The entire internet forks over bits and pieces of the file
>File never dies as long as people save it and host it
>Reduces hosting costs
>Decentralization

>>62418633
>The entire internet forks over bits and pieces of the file
This sounds too decentralized to actually work.
Plus. how can it reduce hosting costs if it requires redundancy for high availability?

>>62418685
https://ipfs.io/

>>62418100
Because someone has to maintain the huge and constantly changing lists of people that are hosting every file, instead of just pointing directly to the host.

It violates privacy because now everyone knows what files you've viewed.

It causes legal complications because now you are potentially hosting and/or linking to illegal content.

Content can never be updated.