From: S F (zdarma@stonline.sk)
Date: 06. 03. 2003, 05:14 CET
V dnesnom cnete sa redaktor pyta na nas nazor ohladom buducnosti file sharing systemov. Bolo to casto preberane aj na interete, ale teraz je to zaujimave aj tym, ze vraj Microsoft sa tym zacal zaoberat ako moznou aplikaciou. * "The future of file sharing* The recording industry spends a lot of time and money trying to shut down peer-to-peer networks. It has succeeded in a few cases, only to have more pop up in their places. I see peer-to-peer networks as a growth industry, but not in the way you might think. While interested parties look for ways to shut down these networks, Microsoft has released the beta of a peer-to-peer development kit for Windows XP. No, Microsoft isn't attempting to grab market share from Kazaa. Built-in file sharing has the potential to revolutionize corporate networks and make an impact on personal computing as well. " Of course, Windows already features built-in networking and the ability to share folders, but you generally need a network administrator to set it up. With a corporate file-sharing network, you could point to someone on your corporate buddy list and see what files they have for you. Or instead of e-mailing documents to co-workers, you could just grab them from a file-sharing window. The only thing lacking from current technology is security. Co si myslite vy - na danu temu? Maju taketo systemy buducnost? Su legalne, alebo nie. Je zapojenie sa do takehoto systemu legalne, alebo nie. Je podpora taketoto systemu - napr. Cnetom alebo na vlastnych strankach legalna, alebo nie. S.F.
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