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Interesting. That's a support article so is less likely to be up-to-date than the pricing page, but that being said I'm on Unlimited and don't know what the Plus plan provides with certainty.

Edit: Proton has REMOVED the P2P from the VPN tick on this plan since I took the screenshots. That sucks.

That is incorrect. Here is a link: https://proton.me/mail/pricing#compare-plans

Edit: Proton has REMOVED the P2P tick from the VPN on this plan since I took the screenshot below. That sucks.

Here is a link: https://proton.me/mail/pricing#compare-plans

Edit: Proton has REMOVED the P2P tick from the VPN on this plan since I took the screenshots below. That sucks.

I would gladly pay like 5€ monthly for little storage, VPN and few email aliases)

Includes VPN with P2P and streaming, Drive with 15GB, Proton Pass, etc.

https://proton.me/mail/pricing#compare-plans

doesn’t require rebooting as often.

You have to reboot to upgrade to the latest image, so you'll have to get rid of the ideal of uptime with years showing on the clock.

Rebooting is optional, and so far it's been rock solid. Since your workload is all containerised everything just comes up perfectly after a reboot without any intervention.

I think Debian is less maintenance

Arguably that's the best feature of an atomic server. I don't need to perform any maintenance, and I don't need to worry that I've configured it in some way that has reduced my security. That's all handled for me upstream.

Yes you need an ignition file, but you just need to put it on any web accessible (local) host.

I used a docker one-liner on my laptop to host the server:

docker run -p 5080:80 --name quick-webserver -v "$PWD":/var/www/html php:7.2-apache

And put this Ignition file in the directory I ran the above command from: https://github.com/ublue-os/ucore/blob/main/examples/ucore-autorebase.butane

You could equally put the Ignition file on some other web host you have, or even Github.

That's it, that's the only steps.

Do you understand what enshittification is? It's a slow descent over a long period. You add optional, privacy-respecting AI now, and over time, (like a decade,) it becomes more shitty until eventually all your data is opted in to centralized data harvesting or wherever.

I'm an Unlimited paid Proton user, and these new trend worry me too. Enshittification is a slow process. I watched Google turn from "Do no evil" to what they are today, and I'm too tired to want to watch the same entire process happen again to Proton.

uCore spin of Fedora CoreOS:

https://github.com/ublue-os/ucore

• SELinux
• Supports secure boot
• Immutable root partition (can't be tampered with)
• Rootless Podman (significantly more secure than Docker)
• Everything runs in containers
• Smart and secure opinionated defaults
• Fedora base is very up-to-date, compared to something like Debian

If your password was "is this necessary though" it's easy to remember and not difficult at all to type

Doing the Lord's work, that's an easy add to the block list.

Great post, it's given me some ideas for my own workflow 👍

Very clean Hugo theme too.

Bitwarden can do both automatic email creation and also store the identity(s) and fill them in for you.

So it doesn't need to be a ballache, can be one-click transparent.