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Heck yeah man, I wish they made Spiderman socks in my size!

Are those Iron Man socks?

Systemd-boot detected

These can only do “Hold My Hand”

It’s not horrible, like it’ll do the job just fine, it’s just probably a better idea to use systemd and like, containers and whatnot, but I couldn’t be arsed to fiddle with all that for Jellyfin, caddy reverse proxy, and two modded Minecraft servers, so shell scripts and tmux won the day. It takes a little extra time to restart everything after an update, and maybe I’ll get the motivation to do things “correctly™” one day, but today is not that day.

Me running all my services in tmux

“I hope an update breaks your bootloader”

Dinosaur Comics!

I could see people using this unironically as a bug they can “fix” later lol

And nothing of value was lost

Are you in any immediate danger by posting this?

I wanna know if I can plug my guitar into it

Don’t worry about it, it’s fine

Domains can be even cheaper than that, I got a .net address from porkbun for $12.50 a year. That’s cheap enough for even me, and I am broke, y’all.

Username checks out?

You hit me in the cup

Proton for sure does allow port forwarding

That’s pretty dependant on hardware. If you host small stuff , like a pihole or something, that can be done relatively cheaply, by using a micro-PC or a Raspberry Pi. Some services don’t need to be always-on either, you only need stuff all the time if it’s mission-critical, otherwise you can turn stuff on and off as necessary, for power-saving purposes. Self-hosting doesn’t necessitate a huge rack and switches, or even your big gaming rig, my favorite thing to do with old laptops is throw Debian on it and find something I’d like to self-hosting from this list.

No, but putting a bunch of those services behind a reverse proxy would lower the amount of open ports. It would also have the side effect of making firewall configuration easier, since you don’t need rules for all those ports anymore.

Sounds like you could use a reverse proxy.