torrent based web-service

[OmegaZero_Alpha]

Okay, so I just thought of a great breakthrough for web-browsing (I am sure it isn't new, but I thought it would be pretty good).

my idea is simple: A built-in torrent service for websites to decrease bandwidth costs. this has been done with files, but my idea is to make the website itself a torrent-like system, and have a specialized client able to upload the site to other users as they are browsing. If you think about it, it would be a perfect alternative to advertising. The user wouldn't have to wade through ads to get to what they wanted, but in return they would help others view the website.

it also balances itself out, as even if more people view the website the bandwidth won't dramatically increase for the initial web server.

the only thing I can see the webserver having to do is an initial seeding process (making sure that there is always a good availability) and some sort of high-sensitivity check sum system to make sure nobody plants a virus in the packets they are seeding.

[Hell-met]

do it

pirate

[Zeitgeist]

can you give that oil tanker back now, omega?

[OmegaZero_Alpha]

Fuck no. The french parliament will see the true might of the royal armada of SPAIN!!!

[Rostov]

can you give that oil tanker back now, omega?

I hear the Big Three auto makers are considering resorting to piracy to get the funding being denied to them by congress.

[Versed]

How much weed was smoked before this thread was posted?

[Gehe_fin]

How much weed was smoked before this thread was posted?

More than you can smoke in your whole life... oh i forgot you dont have life.

[Hell-met]

I smell an official public enemy

[Gehe_fin]

I smell an official public enemy

You got senses? I tought you go around with plain luck.

[Hell-met]

At least true internet haters have a reason to do so.

Get out, random gimmick