I think many people are oblivious to STUN/TURN, and the amount it happens in alleged "peer-to-peer" stuff like <insert "Show HN: I built X on top of WebRTC" article here>.
Or setting up port-forwarding. Or having to deal with "hairpin NAT". Or having to deal with trying to route two networks together over VPN without having their address spaces collide because literally everyone uses the low end of 10/8. Or the amount of money being siphoned off for the privilege of having an IPv4 address.
Or setting up port-forwarding. Or having to deal with "hairpin NAT". Or having to deal with trying to route two networks together over VPN without having their address spaces collide because literally everyone uses the low end of 10/8. Or the amount of money being siphoned off for the privilege of having an IPv4 address.
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