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this post was submitted on 20 Nov 2025
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True. I've never measured the bandwidth, but staring at ntopng flows for a few minutes and you can kind of get the enormity of ingress/egress, which is sometimes mind blowing to me especially for a little homelab outfit like mine. I was just curious if you had a handle on other venues besides the big guys, for the 'at least it's not Cloudflare brethren in the group. I mean, I know how I am about Google in that I absolutely deny any access. They aren't on my 'I HATE' list or 'I wish they'd go tits up' list, I just don't use them for anything. Now I'm sure that periodically, during my internet travels, I inadvertently use one of their services. With a vast catalog of services that Google possesses, they've got their fingers in everybody's pie. So I can kind of understand the Anti-Cloudflare coalition.