No need to update unless they're is a feature or security patch.
Updating to latest could result in not knowing your version in case of recovery or have an exploit pushed.
AustralianSimon
joined 1 year ago
I keep my closed source stuff on codeberg and open source mirrored on it and GitHub.
Does GDPR even apply to instances not hosted in countries covered by it? No.
Looks like tail scale for ports.
Namesilo, cheap and never had issues
Tail scale can be self hosted also. But for example, it took me 5 clicks to set up a tail scale network with 3 devices.
Also it's apparently been buffed to 100 devices for free and 3 custom domains.
Also open source https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale
Tail scale is stupid easy to set up and free for first ~~ten~~ 100 devices and supports 3 custom domains.
Virtue signal much
This. It's a simple as a really good router or a pihole at home or similar. Just block their domains they ring home to.
Well, for starters if we looked at lemmy.dbzer0.com we can see the domain is held by tucows which is based in Canada which are a copyright protection friendly country. Sure the server is hosted on njalla.net which is based in Sweden. How hard do you think it would be for the FBI to gain the info they needed to:
- Figure out who pays the bills and owns the server?
- Get a copy of the server data for analysis?
The only way to resist this would be to host your instance on the darknet with good sec even then that is not 100%.
Looks like tleilaxu is back on the menu boys.