It's not MS but Google Drive suffered data loss back in November. Any company can accidentally fuck something up. That's why I self host. When I eventually loose data, it will be my own damn fault!

Well, then by that logic, since desktop computing tasks don't really use all that ram: we shouldn't need more than 8GB in a desktop ever. Yes, my example was a tad extreme, vnc-ing into your own VM on your phone, but my point was rather phones are becoming capable and replacing traditional computers more and more. A more realistic example is when I was using Samsung Dex the other day I had 80ish chrome tabs open, a video chat, and a terminal ssh'd into my computer fixing it. I liked the overhead of ram I had above me. Was I even close to 12GB? No. But it gave me room if I wanted another background program or had to spin something up quickly without disrupting my flow or lagging out/crashing.

What about running a chrooted nix install and using a vnc to connect to it? While web browsing and playing a background video? Just because you don't use your ram doesn't mean others don't. And no, I don't use all my ram, but a little overhead is nice.

Didn't bother my eyes

SMH, 26650's are the only thing worth a grain of salt. LFS superiority!

Then what should I be doing on my phone?

It makes setting up so much easier. Just get your height correct and everything else falls into place! Hope the trip was fun!

Been in Linux solely since 2008. I can't do shit in Windows when it's put in front of me.

I usually don't find it cumbersome for my short hangs.

I'd donate to his legal fund!

Nah, this is literally my combo but with some alcohol as well. Works great. Just don't over do it.

Got locked out of the camp. Let friend into their house. Also let a friend into their truck after locking the keys in.

With the track record of the police, I'd say it's a 50/50.

Filebrowser is fantastic!

One is intended as a people killing device. The other is a gun.

Uh, it's for going downhill.

Do people not self host it?

I also really love webmin!

Maybe you could stop forwarding the port for your torrent client and put it behind a cloudflare tunnel? Just the webui of the torrent client though.