directly related to something else I said today: server and bandwidth burden shouldn't all be on one entity. here we are swimming in nearly decentralized waters yet there are these glaring centralization points whose tradeoffs mean "sometimes one service farts and an entire user experience disappears for a while". I refuse to accept that long-term.

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The cost in a radically decentralized setup like this will be much higher than what a centralized entity can provide today. That is always the case with decentralized systems. They are slower and more costly than centralized ones, but more robust.