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• POLL: Do you host your capsule at home? ······················ •
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·   [1] 41%  • yes (7 votes)                                     ·
·   [2] 24%  • no i rent a server (4 votes)                      ·
·   [3] 35%  • secret third option i couldn't think of (6 votes) ·
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4 months ago · 👍 ser, xandra, bearly, superfxchip

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👽 jo

[2] btw. i wanna host at home one day but while it's not technically challenging, securing my personal home router to a degree that i feel confident about it seems like a lot of effort and stuff to read up on · 3 months ago

👽 superfxchip

[3] several diff hosts like midnight pub, flounder, yestercities, gemlog blue, but i plan on doing a self host soon · 3 months ago

👽 bearly

[1] I have a old laptop sitting under my desk running my capsule · 3 months ago

👽 cobradile94

[3] Yestercities · 4 months ago

👽 xandra

[3] yestercities hosts mine! :) · 4 months ago

👽 tskaalgard

[3] midnight.pub hosts mine lol · 4 months ago

👽 smokey

[3] if you consider using a pubnix being technically different enough from renting a server to be its own thing like marval suggested · 4 months ago

👽 jsreed5

[1] for my personal capsule, but I have some other Gemini projects I will be hosting via AWS. · 4 months ago

👽 johano

[1] yes, on an odroid hc2 · 4 months ago

👽 dimkr

[1] on an ESP32 powered by a phone charger · 4 months ago

👽 martin

Station itself is hosted via route [2]. · 4 months ago

👽 devyl

[1] via a odroid hc4 · 4 months ago

👽 ser

[2] No, cloud. Our only internet service options are Comcast and DSL; I won't host publicly-facing servers again until I can get fiber again. · 4 months ago

👽 prk

[2] had some resources left on my remote backup server · 4 months ago

👽 skyjake

[1] · 4 months ago

👽 marval

[3] I still have to make it (I had to put it up months ago, but life got in the way), but I guess hosting it on a tilde counts as a secret third option :D · 4 months ago

👽 digbat

[1] the power of pi:-) · 4 months ago