| > Good thing for the world, guys with the mindset like you doesn't prevent guys like Barroso great work. You're reading non-existent intent between the lines. Look at what I quoted in my original comment: > At some point it becomes so easy that people start to wonder why they pay a middleman for no benefit. Criticising this point doesn't require me to deny the possibility that smart people can't come up with new things; to use your own example here, I'm saying normal people won't run their own cloud computing infrastructure. Not even because it immediately stops being "the cloud" if they did — most people don't have the time nor inclination to understand RAID numbers, let alone cron jobs or keeping TLS libraries up to date. Can you name the equivalent of those in finance? I can't, but I have tried reading the T&Cs of bank accounts so I do recognise the patterns that tell me they exist. That's what we pay the middleman for, and why we still would even if there was a cryptocurrency that actually did what it's biggest fans all say it does. |