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You're assuming that ISPs are okay with you hosting a public service using their infrastructure, which they're historically very much opposed to (in order to ge
by input_sh 6y ago
You're assuming that ISPs are okay with you hosting a public service using their infrastructure, which they're historically very much opposed to (in order to get you to pay for a more expensive "business" account).
- m0xte 6y agoMine doesn’t give a crap if my outbound is 200 gig a month uploading stuff to onedrive or iCloud. Why should it have that opinion on anything else? I’m paying for a pipe. The only control metric they have is asymmetry and that’s a technology tradeoff in my case (ADSL)
- input_sh 6y agoOh I completely agree with you that they shouldn't care, but the odds are big that you'll find out that they do in your Terms of Service.
- EGreg 6y agoDude screw ISPs. Mesh networking will power the last mile soon.
- kanox 6y agoI never had issues running public http servers on residential isp connections. It's fine unless you get massive traffic.