This is epic. Great to see that someone who's been such a good support to the gaming community with his excellent learning resources is also being successful in

This is epic. Great to see that someone who's been such a good support to the gaming community with his excellent learning resources is also being successful in his business. It's also interesting to see these "private internet" endeavours have popped up to solve centralization issues on the internet. Streaming sites like Youtube and Netflix have solved it in similar way, striking deals with ISPs, as have the big CDN's, simply putting their machines at the ISP's datacenters. Network.Next is solving this for the gaming domain, but there is a more general preferential routing on the internet problem this idea could be expanded to.