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In some ways, yes. For example, Parler could self-host instead of relying on cloud offerings. For something controversial that will likely face legal challenges
by alasdair_ 6y ago
In some ways, yes. For example, Parler could self-host instead of relying on cloud offerings. For something controversial that will likely face legal challenges, this seems like the only reasonable way to do things (see: wikileaks, sci-hub etc.)
- sigstoat 6y ago> For example, Parler could self-host instead of relying on cloud offerings what do you think the difference between AWS' terms of service, and the terms of service of a data center will be? the last data center contract i signed had most of the same stuff, they just had to return my hardware if they were kicking me out.