Damn!

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Gooooooood morning nostr!! ☀️

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so a16GB ram drive acting as swap partition? How does the ram swap help? From my few hours of research it didn't seem like it would so I haven't attempted trying that.

the government is in bed with big tech. if your threat model includes big tech, it includes the government.

#cybersecgirl #privacytechpro

There is no deep state. There is the state. Period. Deep state is a fictional construct to make people believe it can be fixed. It cannot. Its by design

I’m going to do the node thing this year. Deeper and deeper we go!

Every one of us counts! I spent about an hour last night helping a neighbor differentiate the difference between a CBDC and BTC. When I started he was throwing them into the same category. He also bought into the ETF, and by the time I was done with him he was ready to dump it and just get BTC.

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Thinking of hosting a website?

You got 4 main options:

1) Shared hosting plans

2) Rent a VPS

3) Rent a dedicated server

4) Host it in your home

Shared hosting plans:

This option is the cheapest, but you got a few problems. First, the host usually will use Cloudflare to save money. That's how they give such low rates, because they don't even really host it. They just have a tiny 1 core CPU that's not even fully allocated to you, telling Cloudflare what the files are. Cloudflare will be happy to censor you at government request.

Second, its not using open source software. You usually get cPanel, which is a company collecting your use-data. Maybe you say you don't care, but your customers should. This lack of open source also means shared hosting plans usually are not setup for email privacy.

Rent a VPS:

This is the best option in my opinion. Although it's not perfect, don't let perfection scare you. The main issue is you're sharing hardware with other random customers, which has security issues for tinfoil hat level privacy. Ultimately the cost of a dedicated server isn't worth it for most.

The other issue you MAY run into is if your host really doesn't allocate any resources to you, and they share all of them even if you paid for allocated. I nickname these "slut VPS"

Dedicated:

High cost, with the most security & privacy. You can get cheaper plans though with less resources. By the way, SimplifiedPrivacy.com is on a dedicated in Malaysia, with an Iceland DNS host.

Hosting in your home:

Due to the corrupt centralization of the internet, residential ISPs will bandwidth cap. Depending on your country and provider, they likely won't even let you buy unlimited because they want to force the use of data centers. They are looking to control the internet, and also to prevent their IP addresses from being commercially restricted due to controversial use. But you can host Tor Onions without much issue beyond speed.

Conclusion

In conclusion, I recommend a VPS for most people. Tinfoil hat privacy people go for dedicated, like me.

And normies go for shared and are bitch slaves to cPanel & Cloudflare's empire. But..

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Goodnight and wabi sabi, Nostr! 🫂💜🤙🏻💤