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http://arstechnica.com/open-source/news/2009/06/android-goes-beyond-java-gains-native-cc-dev-kit.ars

Wow, this is huge. Opera just unveiled their new browser, Opera 10, with a new technology named Unite.

Opera Unite makes your computer a web server in a few clicks, with no technical skills needed. This is a true revolution, since it makes it incredibly easy for people to share their media and files directly from their computers. When I effortlessly played the music on my computer from another browser on my laptop, I realized the magnitude of this change. Anyone can share anything, privately or publicly.

If Unite (or other browsers with built in server) take off in volumes, this will cause a tidal wave of direct sharing across the internet that will have unprecedented ripple effects to multiple industries. Since anyone can password protect the content on their server with simple access code given to their friends, it is impossible to estimate, track or hunt down even a fraction of the content that will be made available directly from people to their friends, family and colleagues. In short, there will be no way to stop it, track it or do anything about it.

I think this is the true Web3.0.