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It's okay to make a distinction between transient and steady-state communications. If the steady-state is p2p then that's good enough for me. BTW I've never bui
by javajosh 3y ago
It's okay to make a distinction between transient and steady-state communications. If the steady-state is p2p then that's good enough for me. BTW I've never built one but I've read that WebRTC can connect browsers on a local LAN if they can see each other's IP address. (This is actually an experiment I'd one day like to do.)
- fulafel 3y agoCommunicating between a group of computers on a LAN using IP doesn't have any limitations vs doing the same on the internet, so there's no reason it wouldn't work. (But yes I've tried it and it worked)