[rotrux]

Oh but don't worry! As soon as someone breaks www.cookbooksRus.com's "Encrypted Media Extensions," you or someone totally benevolent will be able to help render ANYONE's www.cookbooksRus.com browser-experience! Server-protection isn't always a 0-sum game against client-protection, but in this case it totally is.

[otakucode]

Sure, and I'm sure the users will step up to fund your legal defense when you go down for violating the DMCA and CFAA and whatever else they can come up with.

[rotrux]

Phooey & patooh! Obv the internet population doesn't know what's good for them. Politicians are WAAAAAY smarter than normal people. Everyone knows this.

One must simply route their VPN traffic through Eritrea => Thailand => Russia => Cyprus => China => back to some AWS server in SF & rejoice.

Just make it more expensive to trace you than the value of what you took/broke/F'd-with! Lawyers' fees not necessary!

[kerkeslager]

When the files being passed around are self-contained documents, the central server becomes less and less even a necessary component of the system.

[TeMPOraL]

As it should be. I hope the DRM folks will ignore IPFS until it's too late.