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This sounds very interesting. Do you have a blog describing your experience just curious? Thanks for sharing~~

• lrvick 5y ago
  No but I founded and help run https://hashbang.sh https://hashbang.sh where we give out free shell services and mentor people in security, privacy, and digital sovereignty.
  • 2Gkashmiri 5y ago
    curious that the souce metions MIT license at top but in the bottom it says "2. Don't use our resources for closed source projects"; was that intentional? my current understanding of MIT license is a "do anything, i don't care, just don't blame me". if i were you and wanted to use "dont use our resources" part, i would set it as AGPL or even SSPL if you are brave enough.
    • e-dt 5y ago
      There's a difference between what you are allowed to do with the code, which is what the MIT license covers, and what you are allowed to do with a specific hosted platform on which the code is running, which is what that term is part of.
      • 2Gkashmiri 5y ago
        oh. Do... you need to specify another license for that? this is interesting.
        • DarylZero 5y ago
          It's not a license, it's rule #2, where "This _network_ has three rules: [...]"