BitTorrent was absolutely successful. It's killed physical media.
Now shit goes to DRM streaming. That wasn't Netflix's fault. That was BitTorrent.
BitTorrent was absolutely successful. It's killed physical media.
Now shit goes to DRM streaming. That wasn't Netflix's fault. That was BitTorrent.
I wouldn't count that as a success. A success would be if it was the standard today to distribute large media instead of large CDNs and server farms.
I mean, game downloads use it. Like steam and world of Warcraft.
Definitely the prefered way of distributing Linux ISOs.
But the effect it had on media isn't even done yet.
I can't find on DVD or blue ray some shows I want to watch. Because they skip those formats. I think BitTorrent had something to do with that.
Is that a success? Idk, but it certainly changed the world