I was looking around on Github a little bit, and could not help but notice that almost all peer-to-peer projects seemed to have been discontinued for at least 5 years. Did all P2P projects die?
I think Gnutella protocols of the previous generation wouldn't survive due to privacy issues. Much of the world is behind NAT today, which makes P2P difficult without hacks like WebRTC relays.<p>There are a number of distributed applications and protocols out there: ZeroNet, FreeNet, Mastodon/Pleroma/PeerTube (ActivityPub), I2P, IPFS, etc.<p>Distributed protocols are probably the future.
Well, beaker released today, so there's that <a href="https://twitter.com/BeakerBrowser/status/1334213292978548739?s=20" rel="nofollow">https://twitter.com/BeakerBrowser/status/1334213292978548739...</a>