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Or, you know, just work with the ISPs to make it illegal, like with BitTorrent. Also, what you want already exists - you're free to go use Mastodon and run you
by herval 5y ago
Or, you know, just work with the ISPs to make it illegal, like with BitTorrent.
Also, what you want already exists - you're free to go use Mastodon and run your own node. You can't possibly think that's a reasonable product your grandparents would be able to use.
- cabalamat 5y ago> Or, you know, just work with the ISPs to make it illegal, like with BitTorrent. BitTorrent certainly isn't illegal in the UK; it might be in other jurisdictions. > you're free to go use Mastodon and run your own node Would it work behind a NAT'ed router on a dynamic IP? I suspect it might not. > You can't possibly think that's a reasonable product your grandparents would be able to use. What I envisage is an SD card containing the OS + apps, you put it in the Pi, plug it into your router by ethernet, configure it via its web app, and you're ready to go. I think it ought to be possible to make it easy enough for the average person to install (certainly anyone who could install a router + internet would be able to).