So they are dead? Maybe quote a reliable source next time.

We’ve just had a string of very public privesc exploits, and there are plenty of non public ones as well, so running as non-root doesn’t necessarily mean much.

I’ve had three cloudkey harddisks die on me, so I’m a little jaded.

Never considered poe injectors because once get get a couple you may as well just have a switch. But if you can get them cheap then sure.

Edit: on re-reading, I think you typo’d not -> now

Unifi doesn’t need cloud, the storage is local. But unless youre already in the unifi ecosystem, their doorbells are expensive, as you also need poe switch and a cloud key (which is a poorly named local NVR).

University prestige doesn’t matter at all in my experience. Unless you go to a pay-to-get-degree uni, your grades matter more. And all of that is worthless after you get your first job, because then its experience from there onwards.

The description of this community is not a hard rule written in stone, and I would treat it as more of a vibe than a criteria.

If you want to take it literally, then yes, Plex doesn’t count, neither does cloudflare or wordpress. And many other proprietary systems commonly used by the self hosting community.

But I think the spirit of this community is a bit more loose, and there is room for the likes of Plex.

I don’t think there are any hard and fast rules for what is self hosting. Lots of people use cloudflare, which would fail both of your criteria as well.

At least with Plex/cloudflare/others, your overall control and privacy is better and more in your control than it would be with other non-self hosted alternatives.

Single commit, clearly AI generated readme.

Slop.

100%. They have no idea how their app works, which is especially disturbing when they are pitching it as secure…

Sure, their bots on their own likely dwarf us as well, but even taking them out reddit is dramatically bigger than us.

Lemmy MAUs is in the thousands.

https://join-lemmy.org/instances (35k active users)

Reddit has a dramatically larger userbase.

Plus, if some is genuinely out to get you, they won’t waste time finding a vaultwarden zeroday, they’ll just bust out the wrenches…

They are also a much bigger target, and can’t hide behind obscurity.

So its 6 of one, half a dozen of the other.

You could compile with -march=native to get an optimised build, but its unlikely to show any benefit outside benchmarks.

“We don’t have the budget for 2 fire suppression systems, just install the cheapest and call it a day”

What makes you think self hosted password managers are any riskier than a cloud hosted one?

Tailscale is probably the right move there in that case. Also OS caching may still cause delays.

DNS is the way around it. But, the caveat is that while you can update your DNS entry as often as you like, itll often be cached on intermediate servers for an unknown amount of time. Expect a downtime of anywhere from a few minutes to days everytime your address changes.

Both is also possible…

And then there is this place: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bir_Tawil