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I think most ISPs don't allow servers on residential, so one would be better off using a home cloud. Preferably one with blockchain to disrupt blocking or throt
by jancsika 7y ago
I think most ISPs don't allow servers on residential, so one would be better off using a home cloud. Preferably one with blockchain to disrupt blocking or throttling.
- Wowfunhappy 7y agoMost ISP’s don’t actually care if you host a small server for a low number of users. As they shouldn’t. Seperately, you’re not going to fool anyone by calling a server something else. (Not that “home cloud” is a bad term, but I think everyone realizes that still constitutes a server.)
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- jancsika 7y ago> Seperately, you’re not going to fool anyone by calling a server something else. If we had the logs I'd bet money that someone Googled "home cloud" to see if that would somehow get around hosting a server behind residential. I'd also bet that even more people nodded "knowingly" while reading my sentence about blockchain.