SNS is the next generation of personal-based network basic software using distributed technology, which is popularly called P2P technology. Through distributed software programming, SNS arranges the CPU, hard disk and bandwidth scattered on everyone's devices as a whole, giving these devices, which are smaller than servers, more powerful capabilities. These capabilities include computing speed, communication speed and storage space. The technical origin of SNS: In the Internet, PCs and smart phones have no powerful computing and bandwidth resources, and rely on website servers to browse and publish information. If the computing and bandwidth resources of each device are redistributed and shared, these devices may be more capable than those servers. This is the root of the birth of distributed computing theory and the theoretical basis of the birth of SNS technology.

The commercial space of SNS: When ordinary people can have computing and communication resources comparable to website servers by installing SNS software, what will those Internet companies that have invested a lot of servers do? What are their advantages? Will there be more new internet companies, and is it possible that their backstage and front-end are completely different from the current GOOGLE, EBAY and Sina models? Even for operators like Shanda Online Games, is the powerful cluster of 30,000 servers that they are proud of their core competitiveness? Does a cartoonist need to manage a website when his home machine allows him to play his works through SNS video player? Maybe a housewife doesn't need to know HTML programming or word websites. Millions of people can master her craft only through SNS recipe publishing program and a PC in the kitchen, and her every move and style on the kitchen stove can be clearly seen. What do you think of at this time?

In today's internet, as a customer, we are like idiots. We can only do slave-like things through the server, look at other people's websites, play other people's games and send emails. Besides, we have no freedom. Now is the time to start the revolution! The task of the revolution center is: how to make more than 654.38+0 billion computers play their role and let users create and control their own information. We don't need company servers to push us around.

The second chapter describes the special value that SNS brings to customers.

Suppose: I have a computer without pre-installed SNS, and now I can only use it to engage in the following activities:

Browse the web, search, chat, email, community BBS, online games, shopping, piracy and sharing, as well as special enterprise applications. After using the social networking site, I will use it to engage in the following activities:

1. Create my website without knowing HTML or any other skills that require professionals. All people who come to visit my SNS personal website can queue up for instant communication with me, including using text, VoIP or face-to-face video.

2. Create my Internet radio station, so that people with or without permission can listen to my radio station, and I can sing karaoke, DJ and so on with my audience.

3. Create my network TV channel. I only allow my friends to watch my network TV.

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