> There's nothing preventing you from setting up a web server Carrier-grade NAT stops you pretty good. And if you make past that hurdle, HTTPS might stop you.

> There's nothing preventing you from setting up a web server Carrier-grade NAT stops you pretty good. And if you make past that hurdle, HTTPS might stop you. And without Google's help, nobody will find you anyway. That's where this whole thing went wrong. The modern Internet is quite terrible at actually connecting computer and people. Everything is segregated into clients and servers, and to get anything done you need a middle man.