What are some similarities between peer to peer networks and client server networks?
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Feature Peer-to-Peer Client-Server
URI Persistence Resources are not removed from the network until they are no longer being requested. Resources may be removed at any time.
Content Persistence Resources inserted under CHK (content hash key) URIs will always have the same content. Resources referenced by URIs may change content.
Mutable Content Resources inserted under SSK (signed subspace key) URIs may change content. Mutable content is the default.
Namspaces SSKs create unique, verifiable namespaces in the network. Namespaces are assigned by a centralized body and rely on DNS resolution.
Cost Storage and bandwidth are distributed and provided by the entire network. Storage and bandwidth must be provided by the host.
Privacy Very difficult to determine who is inserting or requesting content. Relatively easy to determine who is inserting or requesting content.
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