Title: In the next 3ish months I will have unmetered, symmetric 10gig fiber Internet available at my house.  I recently exchanged messages with the first person in town to get the 10gig service, and his reasoning for getting the 10gig service was &quot;it&#x27;s cool&quot;, which I understand...<p>I&#x27;d like to actually be able to justify 10gig service.  Ideally, running something on it that appeals to other potential customers of the municipal broadband, to attract new customers to it.<p>The easy one is to set up a Linux mirror server.  In the past I&#x27;ve run a mirror server for ~a decade, so that shouldn&#x27;t be a huge deal.  I like the idea of running a Tor exit node, but worry about the liability of that.  Some sort of a block storage for backup service came to mind while reading that Cloudflare Utah post yesterday.<p>I run production Linux boxes and networks as my day job.  But I don&#x27;t have machine space at my house, so I&#x27;m limited in the number of servers I can put in place.<p>Clever ideas to attract other locals to the Municipal Broadband service?
Upvote: