Self hosting from residential broadband connections is going to become a problem as long as ISPs continue to build highly asymmetric speed last mile connections

Self hosting from residential broadband connections is going to become a problem as long as ISPs continue to build highly asymmetric speed last mile connections. For example a randomly chosen Comcast "gigabit" speed DOCSIS3/DOCSIS3.1 link might speed test at 1000 down, but 16.5 Mbps up. This is an intentional design decision based on the available RF channels and expected traffic usage pattern of a few thousand customers fed from a particular node. Same for many WISPs which allocate bandwidth in PtMP radio systems at an 85:15 ratio down/up, or starlink, or most other consumer grade last mile DIA systems.