Yes, a very interesting question. It'd be very expensive.
It occurs to me that BitTorrent technically solved the problem of high bandwidth costs long ago; millions of people transfer 1.1TB files around every day without worrying about bandwidth costs at all.
Can we come up with a similar system for jars? Why are we still relying on central servers for this at all?
It occurs to me that BitTorrent technically solved the problem of high bandwidth costs long ago; millions of people transfer 1.1TB files around every day without worrying about bandwidth costs at all.
Can we come up with a similar system for jars? Why are we still relying on central servers for this at all?