> we can either grab them and email them over or they can come review them at our house. Better yet, we all have functional first class per-machine ipv6 addres

> we can either grab them and email them over or they can come review them at our house. Better yet, we all have functional first class per-machine ipv6 addresses and our respectful ISPs provide us DNS records for convenience to route to our home machines. We can use credential-locked software to remote wake our computers, which then publish our data at our discretion and control via built in site hosting services. Since we all have gigabit landline fiber connections, having our peers and relatives just wake on demand our machines to browse our photos or videos is not an inconvenience. Since it was all built in to our freedom-respecting hardware and software it didn't require technical literacy to set up beyond creating your user account and using a wizard to associate devices via occupying the same LAN akin to how Bluetooth pairing works with confirm code dialogs. I might have ate something strange because these flying pigs spinning around my head are really tantalizing.