> Self hosting is not necessary for security. That moves the goalposts from 'tech sovereignty' to self-hosting. The rest describes the tech community's failur

> Self hosting is not necessary for security. That moves the goalposts from 'tech sovereignty' to self-hosting. The rest describes the tech community's failure to communicate its importance. Sanitation is also inconvenient, as is quitting smoking, wearing seatbelts, and forgoing lead where it might be eaten or breathed, but people are persuaded. We've failed so far, and it's even more embarassing to blame the circumstances.