Most cloud hosts aren’t sniffing around in your VMs/containers

You would be surprised, especially the ones in the five eyes countries or whatever.

As long as the people using your home server aren’t messaging people or chatting in rooms from other home servers (aka you’ve disabled federation) and you can trust your cloud provider not to snoop around, yea, it’s a fairly decent solution. Even with disk encryption like LUKS or your file system’s built-in encryption, if your cloud provider wanted, they could just dump the memory of your VM and find the password/encryption keys that way.

Even if it’s open-source and free software, unless they’re hosting it themselves, Loomio still has access/control over all your data. Also, hosting it yourself is just much cheaper. Looking at their website, the cheapest plan they have is still $300/year and you can only have 30 members, which is outrageous in my opinion. You can get a cheap cloud server with decent storage space that you could host it yourself on for like $10/month and have unlimited users.

We need Obama to come back and do one last , as a treat

This is happening under the Biden-Harris regime, right now.

The group missile photo goes hard

Yea, as cool as this would be I have some serious doubts about this, especially since they said they want to put passengers on this thing? The SR-71 reached a max speed of mach 3.4, but it was flying at extremely high altitudes where the air is very thin and the pilot had to wear what’s essentially a space suit. Not to mention the plane being made entirely of titanium because during flight the surface temperature of the plane’s body was so hot, that any other metal would start to lose it’s structural soundness. I have no doubts that technology has massively improved since the 60s, but I don’t think it’s improved to the point to where we’re going to be flying at mach 4 from Beijing to New York like they say. If they end up showing it off later down the line and it can actually do that, well holy shit.

I only really restart if there’s a kernel update because I’m too lazy to do all the setup for live patching. If there’s an update for something like Nginx, I restart the service after updating it. I try to stay on top of updates, especially security ones for obvious reasons.

server: nginx/1.22.1

I also personally disable this, it’s not really too important, but it’s a little security by obscurity thing. Makes people scanning the internet for a specific (possibly vulnerable) version of Nginx a little bit harder.

Press B on your keyboard and it opens up a buy menu

Probably not, but they do have a joint defense treaty with the DPRK and it serves as a good opportunity for them to test their troops in real world scenarios and to learn things that they may need to know in case of a future conflict.

If a project has submodules, this won’t be sufficient

Kim’s October surprise

Well according to they already have “AK-47 Supers” that not even the US military could get their hands on, so we’re already half way there!

Hell yea

Back in the day you could even just replace the Windows shell with Plasma, the early 2000s were interesting

Hey, give AWS some creddit, they also offer DNS management

My apologies LISP, I didn’t know you were chill like that

They finally made LISP good.