Because the Docker Images and even the Demo site are all hosted in China. You're going to have a hard-time getting anyone in the United States to use this.

Also, not sure if this is on purpose or not, but you have private keys and tokens in the repo. https://github.com/veops/oneterm/blob/main/deploy/config.yam...

https://ntrs.nasa.gov. Get to downloading!

Please help me understand a $1500 lamp...

I think we have enough stuff out there called flux.

Don't see anything on Twitter #Mozilla going around. They did just seat a new CEO, so it wouldn't be unexpected.

So if you self-host you still have to pay to have 2FA?

If you look for 2FA with otp, email, sms and also passkeys foe self-hosting, then give zitadel a spin. All features are included in the open source version. Should also work nicely with docker compose + nginx. In case you have issues, join the chat. https://github.com/zitadel/zitadel

TOTP 2FA is free. SMS and email MFA are part of the paid plans.

From https://fusionauth.io/docs/lifecycle/authenticate-users/mult...

> However, the Authenticator/TOTP implementation is not a premium feature.

Been a paying customer for about four years now, just renewed again today. It's been the best thing I've ever spent money on.

It also supports my language and it is pretty good at it.

What is their privacy policy?

https://kagi.com/privacy - it's not written in legalese.

Well, that speaks for itself -- my comment was more in regards to how they come up with pricing tiers in the first place.

They’ve been pretty open about the pricing strategy on the blog. Earlier this year they said they were losing money on most accounts at $10/month. They’ve since changed the pricing tiers a few times, but it sounds like they’re in a better place now.

No HTTPS? No thanks.

How profitable could it be if its already starting out underwater? [ba-dum-CHING]