> So who are we? A household with a localhost administrator?
In my case, yes. I've gotten into the trap of building a homelab that over time became pretty important, more like a small prod environment. We take for granted the "stability" that cloud services provide (until the terms of service change and you are screwed over by either loss of privacy, loss of access, etc). Self-hosting these things yourself exposes you to this complexity.
Photos aren't that important, how about your passwords and documents and the whole setup around all this?
I also do a part of this just for the love of the game.
In my case, yes. I've gotten into the trap of building a homelab that over time became pretty important, more like a small prod environment. We take for granted the "stability" that cloud services provide (until the terms of service change and you are screwed over by either loss of privacy, loss of access, etc). Self-hosting these things yourself exposes you to this complexity.
Photos aren't that important, how about your passwords and documents and the whole setup around all this?
I also do a part of this just for the love of the game.