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Re:Ask HN: Running P2P home nodes against carrier policy? by wmf on Wednesday August 28, 2024 @12:57AM (#41376085)
Some ISPs have "no servers" policies but I've never heard of them being enforced. Skype was pretty successful with their supernodes back in the day (although they were mostly in dorms not homes).
Re:Ask HN: Running P2P home nodes against carrier policy? by flybird on Wednesday August 28, 2024 @11:27AM (#41380581)
YC company peer5 developed P2P CDN for many years but only ends up being acquired by MS. Is there a chance to leverage p2p replacing cloudflare or fastly?
Re:Ask HN: Running P2P home nodes against carrier policy? by wmf on Wednesday August 28, 2024 @04:26PM (#41383927)
In my opinion P2P isn't worth it. Bandwidth is extremely cheap and the complexity of P2P outweighs any money saved on infrastructure.