I agree to this- "Write Your Own Copy".
Why can't we collectively create a distributed server where everyone holds the handshake nodejs server that makes the handshake for two browsers? Instead of using public server of peerjs? If we can build it then we build the most powerful p2p chat and file sharing ecosystem. No web3, no complex stuff, just websockets, browser cryptography and WebRTC. I already built a "peer to peer" chat...
Just drop your suggestions. I need that server/vm to build some privacy focused stuff for HN devs/devops engg and more.
Btw, I removed the project.
I just finished building Inbondz, a serverless API on Cloudflare Workers that extracts pure text from URLs (strips HTML/CSS/JS). Because it's a free endpoint (api.inbondz.com/v1/extract), I had to figure out a way to stop abuse without a traditional server. I ended up using a D1 SQL ledger to track IPs and hard-cap them at 50 requests/day, plus a global 100k limit. For those of you building...