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That would require reverse engineering the application running on the cloud server and the transfer protocol so that you can host an equivalent version yourself
by Too 12y ago
That would require reverse engineering the application running on the cloud server and the transfer protocol so that you can host an equivalent version yourself. It can be done, see for example pirated Battle.net servers for the Warcraft games, but in many cases the effort simply is too much.
- analog31 12y agoAha. Perhaps I'd be satisfied with simply blocking the traffic, assuming my refrigerator is designed so my food won't get warm if the fridge can't phone home. (For now, a fridge with a mechanical thermostat and no microprocessor seems to keep my food cold).