The answer bad self hosted apps isn’t less self hosting.

Just switch to mail in a box.

It’s just morally rough that they basically said they don’t get anything of benefit from contributing to open source despite really owing their start to it

I don’t trust anything related to red hat

I love that it advertises user serviceable

Motivation is a luxury

Likely Spez’s personal jailbait collection

Wireguard doesn’t respond but I agree open-ssh is pretty solid. Can’t speak for any of the other ssh implementations. It can also be poorly configured. Like you could use a password

Just setup a wireguard system that’s pretty bulletproof

Everything is you just must first learn docker

Forgejo

Github

I have no idea how to set it up but you’re looking for is v2ray and shadow socks

So they’re scanning destinations. If they look like a vpn then they squash you. Very ccp of them

Try harder.

But no actually try a different vpn on a port like https or something up like a Skype call port

You’ve gone overboard when you’ve had experience with most of the software on the awesome self hosting lists

I don’t

It’s so easy to hate that company

This looks incredible I think since toptal completely ruined hastebin this might be a future favorite if its easy enough to host it has a few issues like it seems to want MongoDB which is a humungous con to all of the pro’s with this app and if you can eventually pipe text through the cli to this thing it would be a perfect replacement.

one of my favorite uses for ----bin’s is being able to pipe log output to a URL using curl or something to get logs out of a server to a dev somewhere for debugging and foss reporting.

One of the things we used hastebin for was a /debugpaste which would instantly dump debug info and the last 1000 lines of the syslog to a hastebin. would be useful to replicate this using this.