← Back to context Comment by foobarbecue 9 hours ago Yourself? In your brain? 3 comments foobarbecue Reply paulddraper 5 hours ago No, on your hardware.If someone else can fat finger a delete, it’s not self hosted. hxii 4 hours ago So if someone could physically gain access to your server/computer and press "delete" –– would that mean your service is not self-hosted? pan69 3 hours ago Where is your own hardware located? A data center? Or maybe your place of residence? What if that location is compromised? Does that mean that physical ownership of the hardware is also not self hosted?
paulddraper 5 hours ago No, on your hardware.If someone else can fat finger a delete, it’s not self hosted. hxii 4 hours ago So if someone could physically gain access to your server/computer and press "delete" –– would that mean your service is not self-hosted? pan69 3 hours ago Where is your own hardware located? A data center? Or maybe your place of residence? What if that location is compromised? Does that mean that physical ownership of the hardware is also not self hosted?
hxii 4 hours ago So if someone could physically gain access to your server/computer and press "delete" –– would that mean your service is not self-hosted?
pan69 3 hours ago Where is your own hardware located? A data center? Or maybe your place of residence? What if that location is compromised? Does that mean that physical ownership of the hardware is also not self hosted?
No, on your hardware.
If someone else can fat finger a delete, it’s not self hosted.
So if someone could physically gain access to your server/computer and press "delete" –– would that mean your service is not self-hosted?
Where is your own hardware located? A data center? Or maybe your place of residence? What if that location is compromised? Does that mean that physical ownership of the hardware is also not self hosted?