If anything, I'm hoping that the increase in self-hosting (if even by only just reasonably tech-savvy users at first) will start putting more and more pressure on the ISPs and associated infrastructure (from municipal to federal or however it is structured in your country).
Because at the end of the day, in most places connectivity is very heavily asymmetric, and as soon as you start self-hosting anything addressable from outside your LAN, your connection will go bust for all practical purposes.
Because at the end of the day, in most places connectivity is very heavily asymmetric, and as soon as you start self-hosting anything addressable from outside your LAN, your connection will go bust for all practical purposes.