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Something even more obvious to solve would be the dominance that services like AWS or Cloudflare have, and the fact that when they go down they bring half internet with them. Look at what sia.tech is doing
The following shortly describes the Ethereum Name Service. The problem is, I have a name I got from a friend, now I want to find the website, or wallet connected to this name. What doesn't really matter, just some associated identifier based on this name. One system for this is DNS. Assuming we agree DNS is important, I'm not saying ENS should replace DNS, but one could imagine using ENS to resolve identifiers just as important, more important, or even just partially as important as a server IP and we'd agree resolving names to unique identifiers is pretty important!
Meaning "go to thispersondoesnotexist and download the image" lol
youtube example - https://lbry.com/
Aye; these folks are doing that, but, well, they're big on Web3 nonsense :/
Permissionless access to financial services(aave.com and many others), digital art marketplaces that are easy to access/use(opensea and others), play to earn gaming(axie infinity), etc.
This is pretty much me. I'm no expert (not a programmer, just doing a driveby on the thread) but reading stuff by Jorge Stolfi and Stephen Diel, who are, they are very skeptical.