Hi everyone 👋, btw could you show us all the domain names you own wanna see just out of curiosity 😉

One thing I'd like to add here is to start off with a limited signup. Maybe 20 users max. See how it goes for a couple months and then open the flood gated. That 20 users may give you a good idea what

Yeah, abuse would be the big worry for me. That's the reason I jokingly mentioned he.net IPv6 tunnels before, so that people can sort their own copyright infringement issues out and just give me a wir

I think another thing to consider is how complaint resistant your provider is before yeeting u off (Image)

I'd give the whole thing a good month or two, to think about all sides of it, plan, setup and test before you launch into anything if you do want to do it

I am just gonna seriously think about it first, the headache might really not worth it and because I am talking scaling it to probably 1000+ containers/users (at 128-256MB RAM each) with the amount of

yeah. I wonder if they own any of the data centers they operate out of. They have ifnromation about the data centers if you click through each one. Just too much clicking to do right now

You're not MJJ enough to know that yet. 😛

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It's a continuously evolving AI generated thing that at times looks like real people and objects and morphs into weird and grotesque things (but very mesmorising) and it's also continuously running a

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His soul has not been reaped yet. I own his ass though.

And specially in .mid sized companies they tend to get roped in these ever so often without realizing the long term cost benefits or getting locked in to something proprietary

Man like they way vercel developed next js first making it believe easy then locking all the features to their own platform [yaa you can self host it but its better performant on Vercel]

And have some free plan so devs get habitual of it then when they develop a startup give some free credits which aren't going to affect you then from next year charge exorbitant amount of money (Image

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Precisely. Take something generic that's easy to learn and available in any computer store, and replace it with something that requires a proprietary API so it's not interoperable with any competitor

There is no need to interact with the underlying server hardware connections; you can use existing service software to build your own services (right? Like some Docker containers or similar services).

Oh my god! Playing together offline with another person would actually be better! But playing online does have its own charm!

It should work if you append and prepend ``` (in an own line each).