@alex I just realized I had never seen https://emacswiki.org down until now, a testament to the robustness of your setup and the size of the hit you (and everybody else like @corbet) are taking now.
Question: long-term, is there a "CDN" solution to this? Decentralized, like all content are #MagnetURI - the Bittorrent seeder rations bandwidth by design, and genuine clients of a popular website end up getting it via peers.
@alex @corbet actually, the way to sneak in #BiTorrent / #IPFS into the #WebBrowser would have to be via ... file:// URI's! Accessing file:///disk/magnet/hash_of_webpage would load the webpage and recursively any such links inside ... because file:///disk would be an Android DocumentsProvider for #MagnetURI (exists?) or a Linux BTfs mount (exists). Give https visitors a link to the file:// magnet URI.
