Re #selfhosting.. I checked with provider Colt, because I saw their label on some utility shaft lids in neighbouring roads sidewalks. So in a quick call, they promised to call be back, which they did within the hour. Came back with prices though.. so yes, they are in the area, just across the road, some 200m away on the other side though. I can see that street corner just fine from my livingroom. Digging a trench and putting fibre in though would cost a mere 33k €€€, which I'd have to pay for (obviously) on top of the three-digit monthly fee, to repay them over a period of 2,3 or 5 years (my choice). Steep numbers front and back, whichever way I turn them, so sadly I won't be able to get symmetric fibre for cheap where I am.
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PlexodusWiki: Privacy and Electronic Rights Organisations
The following are organisations related to online, free press, free speech, privacy, and related issues. These may be of interest and/or benefit particularly to self-hosting groups, communities, or individuals....
Of probable interest to those looking at self hosting.
And as they say in teh biz:
This list is incomplete. Please help expand it.
#googleplus #pglusrefugees #selfHosting #digitalRights #plexodusWiki
https://social.antefriguserat.de/index.php/Privacy_and_Electronic_Rights_Organisations
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What if any options are there for running Federated social networking tools on or through #OpenWRT or related router systems on a single-user or household basis?
I'm trying to coordinate and gather information for #googleplus (and other) users looking to migrate to Fediverse platforms, and I'm aware that OpenWRT, #Turris (I have a #TurrisOmnia), and several other router platforms can run services, mostly #NextCloud that I'm aware.
Is #diaspora itself viable on these systems? I'm thinking that may be ambitious.
If not, what are considerations for running a small node through a router? Primary considerations would be capacity planning, bandwidth and load impacts, and configuration and security considerations.
Hoping there's some expertise here.
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