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I really prefer hosting applications on my own, instead of using any third-party service. Sure, the freedom comes at great costs (maintenance, updates,...), but
by Kovah 6y ago
I really prefer hosting applications on my own, instead of using any third-party service. Sure, the freedom comes at great costs (maintenance, updates,...), but I am willing to spend my time instead of taking the risk for my data and "critical personal infrastructure".
The only downside is, and maybe ever will be, that self hosting is nothing for the casual user.
- mikewarot 6y agoWhat's really needed is an internet that connects everyone, where we can all just run our own applications, like it once was. If we get the OS security issue pounded out by adopting multilevel security, we could get back to actually freely using our computers. I'm waiting until I can deploy Free Pascal programs under Genode, or if it ever surfaces, GNU Hurd.
- buddha420 6y agoThis is pretty much exactly what Urbit is.