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Encrypt-Keeper

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  • From reddit selfhosted: What do you wish you knew from the start

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  • I don’t think you read the TOS. I think you read the out of context snippet and assumed that it applied to your VPS. They removed that bit because it was confusing, not because it was not limited.

    Being forced to agree to a TOS change without an opt out is scummy, but that’s not limited to Vultr. Companies are not out there with multiple versions of TOS based on what people agree to or not. At that point you’re better off not using a VPS.

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  • Incorrect. It applies only to the forums. It does not apply in any way, shape, or form to your VPS or the content on it. It’s one thing to be mistaken, but let’s not spread misinformation on purpose.

    A Reddit post incorrectly took portions of our Terms of Service out of context, which only pertain to content provided to Vultr on our public mediums (community-related content on public forums, as an example) for purposes of rendering the needed services – e.g., publishing comments, posts, or ratings. This is separate from a user’s own, private content that is deployed on Vultr services.

    Since our inception, Vultr has been committed to upholding and adhering to the strictest data privacy and protection standards across the world (including HIPAA, GDPR, and DPDPA). Our customers own 100% of their content.

  • From reddit selfhosted: What do you wish you knew from the start

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  • That only applies to posts on their forums. Not the content on your VPS

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    Is Palworld a “dead game”? Who cares, says the game’s developer

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  • I’ve been eyeing that up since I’m a business management game kinda guy. But it depends on exactly how jank it is. Is it worth playing?

  • From reddit selfhosted: What do you wish you knew from the start

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  • EDIT: As I suspected, the changes that u/mesamunefire is referencing are the ones that taken out of context awhile back and incorrectly assumed to apply to user VPS’ and the data on them, which is not the case. Those terms only apply to information posted publicly to their website, like the community forums.

    What changes would those be

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  • To piggy back on your “You don’t need k8s or high availability”,

    If you want to optimize your setup in a way that’s actually beneficial on the small, self hosted scale, then what you should aim for is reproducibility. Docker compose, Ansible, NixOS, whatever your pleasure. The ability to quickly take your entire environment from one box and move it to another, either because you’re switching cloud providers or got a nicer hardware box from a garage sale.

    When Linode was acquired by Akamai and subsequently renamed, I moved all my cloud containers to Vultr by rsyncing the folder structure to the new VM over SSH, then running the compose file on the new server. The entire migration short of changing DNS records took like 5 minutes of hands-on time.

  • Why do so many people use NGINX?

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  • Caddy is so simple you don’t really need configuration examples. The extra configuration many docker services have you configure in Nginx are already done by default with Caddy. Though I have seen Caddy config examples around sometimes.

    If all you’re using it for is reverse proxying, you don’t need config examples for Nginx or Caddy, just understand how to configure them.

  • Why do so many people use NGINX?

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  • That is the way it’s pronounced, yes.

  • Proton launches LLM and crypto wallet

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  • What’s wrong with the search?

    Also, sync contacts to what?

  • Proton launches LLM and crypto wallet

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  • No, the LLM. The LLM is for use in ProtonMail only.

  • Proton launches LLM and crypto wallet

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  • Proton launches LLM and crypto wallet

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  • Like proton mail? The existing service that this update is adding a feature to?

  • Proton launches LLM and crypto wallet

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  • Agree on Crypto, but the LLM is literally a Proton Mail feature.

  • Apple Foldable iPhone Launch Faces Delay Until 2026, Faces Design Roadblocks

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  • Because I’m a millenial with a nostalgic craving for the satisfaction of a flip phone.

  • The Entire Humble Games Team Has Reportedly Been Laid Off

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  • Private equity comes for all.

  • Apple Foldable iPhone Launch Faces Delay Until 2026, Faces Design Roadblocks

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  • I’d buy this in a heartbeat lol

  • CrowdStrike broke Debian and Rocky Linux months ago, but no one noticed

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  • For antivirus definitions? No, and you wouldn’t want to.

  • Follow up on supporting Immich announcement - change of wording

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  • You’re correct but what I mean is I’m not paying for it until it’s a stable product with a complete basic feature set. As in, I need the back up software to back up reliably, it doesn’t have to be totally complete.

  • Follow up on supporting Immich announcement - change of wording

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  • I would need the iOS app to properly back up photos before I paid for it lol.