Hi,
Hannes Tschofenig wrote:
Hi Spencer,
Hi, Hannes,
I can't answer for Jonathan, but I wondered the same thing, and
decided that the answer was probably one of
- "well, if we all know this, what are we doing differently now that
we know it?", or
- "the GOOD news is that the wasp waist-hourglass is no longer HTTP"
[RFC3205], or
Well. In fact that I wanted to make a similar comment saying
that some people would argue that HTTP is the waist if your
communication needs to work in an enterprise setting as well.
True. *If* you want your application to work "everywhere", it better run
on top of HTTP/TLS at least as a fallback. And for many types of
applications the users clearly prefer that it works "everywhere", so the
decision for instance for an IM client developer is not that hard.
Markus
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