Math articles on Wikipedia really need a prerequisite section.

Yeah, I’m still pretty happy with my set up. My workplace is locked down, apart from the regular web. So if I want to access my self-hosted Code Server or FreshRSS or Calibre Web instance I have to do it through standard port 443. I run everything through Cloud Flare tunnels so scrapers and bots aren’t constantly hammering my home broadband connection. (Edit: fixed a word.)

You might want a “lapdock”; basically a keyboard, monitor, and trackpad in a laptop form factor: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lapdock

I mean you’ve got to compile first.

😘

Self-reliance is noble, but I pay people to do this one thing for me.

Looks like you can host a website on an iPhone. Jailbreaking my afford you more options, but your typical home server type stuff (NAS, media streaming) would require a lot of storage an iPhone isn’t likely to have. Hardware Haven on YouTube used an old Android phone to host a Home Assistant instance, but after a quick search I couldn’t find anything about using an iPhone that way.

“Two dudes fuckin’, cool. Not my thing, but it looks like they’re having a good time and that’s awesome.”

“1.21 GIGAHOMOPHOBES?!”

Function over form, I love it!

“When I’m cutting people off in traffic, illegally parking in handicap spaces, and racing at 100 mph through school zones, I rely on my Dodge Ram pickup to get it done!”