<testuser[m]>
midfavila: I also tried to add a dummy credit card before because they didn't let you remove the sole payment method (i.e friend's card) and they want a pic of the non-existing owner of that card too lol
<testuser[m]>
Gonna pay in shitcoins only from now and find another provider
<midfavila>
use a pubnix
<midfavila>
stop paying for computing resources
<illiliti>
what if he needs root
<midfavila>
then he's fucked i guess
* midfavila
shrugs
<midfavila>
or you can get a VPS through a pubnix
<midfavila>
and still avoid dealing with retarded providers
<midfavila>
obligatory SDF mention, you can pay for one with cash :D
<illiliti>
hmm, why no one is considering hosting at home?
<illiliti>
if your isp is good, it's best option imho
<midfavila>
i mean, in my case, i'm just lazy
<midfavila>
that's a lot of effort and it opens up potential security issues that i just don't feel like dealing with
<midfavila>
plus, if, say, a (purely hypothetical) massive storm blows through my area and knocks out the power grid, now nobody can reach my email/irc/whatever
<midfavila>
like
<midfavila>
i guess if you just want to offer stuff that's whatever, doesn't need reliability, go for it
<illiliti>
power grid is not a problem if you have failsafe
<illiliti>
but yeah, that's a lot of effort. reliability isn't simple
<midfavila>
unless your failsafe also allows you to handle your uplink, no, it's still a problem
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<sewn>
Hi
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<sad_plan>
hi
<sad_plan>
unless you host something like a mailserver, or other rather important stuff, I dont see why one cant selfhost your your services. like website, git server, and possibly other stuff aswell
<sad_plan>
so I agree with illiliti here
<sewn>
matrix is on his vps
<sad_plan>
he has his own matrix server?
<sewn>
yes
<sad_plan>
hm, ok. then reliability and uptime is rather important.. selfhosting then might not be a viable option in this usecase
<sewn>
he's still alive, sad_plan
<sad_plan>
I state that he wasnt :p
<sad_plan>
s/I/I didnt/
<sewn>
boo
<niceguy5000[m]>
<midfavila> "that's a lot of effort and it..." <- can you just have a openvpn to open ports?
<niceguy5000[m]>
Plus you can run inside a vm.
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<midfavila>
i could, or i could just use sdf
<midfavila>
sad_plan but that's literally what i said
<midfavila>
...well, not literally, but metaphorically
<sad_plan>
we agree on this then :p
<midfavila>
sure, i just don't think self-hosting trivial stuff is worth the effort
<midfavila>
unless it's a hobby, in which case go for it. idk
<sad_plan>
I can already tell this is going to be a good one. people are dead. omg
<sad_plan>
> this was a very lucky day for the train
<sad_plan>
this is gold midfavila
<midfavila>
indeed
<testuser[m]>
lmfao even getting shitcoins requires you to submit documents to shady exchanges wtf
<midfavila>
you didn't know?
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<testuser[m]1>
Hi
<sewn>
what the fuck
<sewn>
oh
<sad_plan>
hi
<sewn>
hi testuser what happened
<testuser[m]1>
I asked them for a refund
<sad_plan>
ffs, does kiss do anything that would otherwise make aliases called inside buildscripts not work?
<sad_plan>
I have verifed that the buildscript actually sees the alias, but later down, when make is called, it doenst seem to stick
<sad_plan>
using kiss a work, but im trying to bypass that initially..
<sad_plan>
spawning another subshell shouldnt matter either, as the alias should stick afaik, as long as the first script which calls the rest has the alias sourced
<niceguy5000[m]>
<testuser[m]> "lmfao even getting shitcoins..." <- you can buy monero from real people.
<niceguy5000[m]>
buy coins trade to another different address. anonymous coins.
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<phoebos>
> The standard developers considered that aliases were of use primarily to interactive users and that they should normally not affect shell scripts called by those users; functions are available to such scripts.