Learning about quant level was helpful as well

Why would they care?

Thanks for the reminder, done as well :)

Or Alternatively they’re sitting at home in their pajamas enjoying a nice cup of coffee 🤷‍♂️

Same and same

For some reason I assumed it was G-NOME

I generally just tag users, I’ve blocked a few though

Yeah, unless you prevent image uploads it’s possible and easy for someone to put that shit on a drive you own which then means you’re technically distributing and harboring it.

Scary stuff

You’re fine, they go after the ones sharing it, of course if you want to tell authorities you can, just you’re not going to get in trouble for accidentally stumbling upon some asshat being a pedo. It does very much keep me from wanting to run my own instance though.

Feel like the internet bubble is an even better comparison, the internet is completely ubiquitous now

The new 50/50 lol

Less surprised it was Nintendo lol

It absolutely is to the majority of capitalists unless it still somehow directly benefits them monetarily

I expose mine, have crowdsec and Authelia in front and it’s been fine so far, don’t expose things like ssh to the internet and change the port for it and you’ll probably be fine.

Mullvad is more private but Proton VPN still supports port forwarding.

They’ve always done that afaik?

Been seeing weird instances of downvotes on obvious jokes on lemmy lately.

Like I get sometimes it’s hard to tell sarcasm but… The ones I’m thinking of it’s extremely obvious lol

Coming up on a year of self hosting the worst I’ve had happen is a copyright letter from my isp from dry downloading torrents lmao. Threw I behind a vpn and it’s been fine since.

Idk most of the time I just dcpull dcup (aliases ftw)

Ofc had some stuff break occasionally if there’s a breaking change but the same could happen through apt no?

I prefer it to dependency hell personally lol

To be clear, I didn’t lose any data, ended up moving everything off the ZFS pool and went back to ext, the crashes I had just made the ZFS unavailable until I rebooted the machine.