kossa

Then again, I am pretty sure, when we walked around e.g. the medieval times, we would bubble out the blatantly ovious as well.

“Look, those idiots don’t know about bacteria. Dumbasses.”

Then again, like in most other jobs, your schedule wasn’t as packed with fighting compared to today. After all you had to walk to every deployment.

And basically you’d be chilling in some camp and just get a few bruises every other month from some oversized or undersized Gauls, but they’d never kill.

Source: read some source material from eye witnesses, those scrolls known as “the Asterix chronicles”.

Normally you could directly use the IPv6 of the corresponding server. They’re unique and made to enable connections directly to machines instead of routers. The router has to allow tme passage, though.

Interestingly we still have hunter/gatherer tribes around today, but only in the lush rain forests. I always feel like the progress (especially towards agriculture and thus permanent settlements) only happened with migration to colder climates. Which makes sense, as it sucks being a hunterer/gatherer when there’s snow.

You can even experience it today: in the rain forests there’s shit growing everywhere. Hungry? Walk around randomly for 5 minutes, there’s bananas, or mango, or star fruit or whatever.

So the real question to me: why migrate in the first place?

Ngl, with how often I just read “Cloudflare Tunnels/Zero Trust” this sounds like an ad.

A shitty ad like Chuck Testa.

Yeah, but storage requirements go up, so it stays the same (at best). It feels more expensive though.

Well, that is how I started out. Docker was not around yet (or not mainstream enough, maybe). So it is basically a legacy thing.

My main machine is a Frankenstein monster by now, so I am gradually moving. But since the days when I started out, time has become a scarce resource, so the process is painfully slow.

The poll did not ask specifically for self-hosted instances. You know you can buy hosted Nextclouds where the service provider hopefully cares for that stuff? So customers wouldn’t know which database they use. I don’t know which database my mail provider uses ¯\_(ツ)_/¯