It's baffling to argue that NAT is the real driver of centralization for internet technologies.
It surely was a big factor.
When internet finally became popular, hosting a website on your own machine already became infeasible.
> It's baffling to argue that NAT is the real driver of centralization for internet technologies.
It doesn't help.
What is then?
It surely was a big factor.
When internet finally became popular, hosting a website on your own machine already became infeasible.