saramago

The quality of the steams are excellent. I would love to know how it works so well with no buffering and latency. I like it.

The license states "Can modify source-code but cannot distribute modifications (derivative works)". Seems to be really go against what open source is all about and I am curious on others opinions.

No. I really am happy that I have paid for it. Even with some other solutions out there that appeared to be a bit cheaper.

For $10 you get a significant amount of storage, don't have to run your own NAS (or shell out the capital expense of buying it), backup drive without redundancy, or pay any electric bill related to it. You also get very nice integrations into other platforms.

Just my take. Many have different opinions.

CloudFlare claims there enterprise plans start at $5,000 USD a month, but this is not really true. Most customers who have a business plan and pay $200 a month negotiate deals for a lot less. Especially now that Akamai is dropping their pants to the mid market. You can essentially get on Akamai or Incapsula for less than what CloudFlare charges for their plans. This is what I did. I ended up with much better WAF services and less deviation on performance.