Bad hosts, or: how I learned to stop worrying and love the overlay network
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Stymied by NAT.
Bad hosts, or: how I learned to stop worrying and love the overlay network February 11, 2022 Viggo Johansen, An Evening Party in the Artist's Home, 1889 Con­cluding my notes on Web3 , I wrote that Ethereum should inspire anyone inter­ested in the future(s) of the internet, because it proves, pow­erfully, that new pro­to­cols are still pos­sible. and, accepting my own admonition, I have been tin­kering on a new pro­tocol -  simple and, shall we say, “hypermedia-ish”—that I hope will be inter­esting to others. More on that later this year. Today, I
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