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Akash Network is your next stop ;)

Highlighting personal experiences with rampant censorship on major platforms, the article advocates for the adoption of Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) as alternatives, emphasizing the importance of open dialogue in digital communities.

Love that I can grab Nvidia A100 and V100 GPUs on the Akash Network anytime - no wait! No KYC!

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Or Gitea!

Isn't the official language in Belize is English? Aren't South America's routers accessible by the agencies collaborating with the US Govt.?

This is why the important projects must be thoroughly planned and tested in order avoid non-trivial infra or a blind cat situation. And then it is a really good idea to leverage IaaC (Infrastructure as a code) which would bring the whole thing up really quick.

Yep, but how can you be sure the serverless provider will never go down? I've witnessed multiple times when AWS's services went down.

> If you're running a saas and the increased traffic comes from paying customers, you likely prefer a huge bill to downtime.

Well, in such situation, I would probably run more advanced container orchestrators such as Kubernetes which you will then configure to automatically spawn the additional server instances.

Of course there are certain advantages in running a serverless code as you have just mentioned, but since my primary concerns are "my data is mine" + "no vendor lock-in" + "I control all the gears", it is not the best option for me. Unless I want to run & provide the serverless services by & for myself.

It's always a game between the security (more freedom) and the convenience (less freedom). Though, for some, there is more freedom in the convenience (until they start to see their hands are in the digital cuffs :P)