Wait what?

There are over 1 trillion nerve ending in your hand

Just kidding I made that up

Get a old workstation and install Linux Mint. From there look into learning how Linux containers work.

Japan is woke

• someone in DOGE, probably

“Slammed”

You should see the 19 and 20 year olds. 26 is older in comparison.

You are totally missing the point. OpenWRT doesn’t have a dual partition layout. If you bork the system do to a power loss or bad image you need a rescue cable or drive. I use a lot of OpenWRT but that is something to keep in mind.

They are just making a living.

In fact, there customers were stealing from them previously.

• unnamed VMware rep

The hardware is built to have good compatibly with OpenWRT. That doesn’t mean it has the same brick resistance as something like OPNsense.

In the case you are being serious I would recommend not using a phone that is well past EOL.

I wouldn’t go that far. They interface was nice but the apps sucked and the ecosystem was totally locked down.

You’d shove it up your butt? What?

Except they were not competing. That was the problem.

Also Canada really isn’t the big of a country population wise and even in the US there really isn’t any chip manufacturing. All “American” phones are made in Taiwan.

Yeah I can’t read non American so that’s a instant no for me

/s

Keep in mind that OpenWRT isn’t really optimized for particular hardware. It is designed to run on anything which means it doesn’t have a lot of recovery options for bad updates and configurations. It isn’t terrible but if you interrupt power during a flash you can bork the system.

I like how they are absolutely terrified of anything remotely related to “gay” or “diversity”

Proxmox does clustering and should have most of the same features. While you are welcome to run whatever you want I think vSphere is getting a bit pricey.

Why do you need vSphere for self hosting?

And yet we write giant web applications in frameworks like django and ExpressJS

Honestly I’m surprised Golang hasn’t taken off more.

I’ve literally never heard that