I’ll give it a shot. Running self hosted or a VPS isn’t an issue. Thanks.
I’ll give it a shot. Running self hosted or a VPS isn’t an issue. Thanks.
Any idea on what the monthly cost is going to run?
I’m not going to argue anything on that clip but it did make me laugh. People can be very clever.
I wouldn’t call the blackout milquetoast. It made the global news for days. What is needed is additional followup, which we seen such as moderators just giving up, setting the sub to NSFW, etc.
At any rate, I’m gone. Reddit management sucks. There was so many ways to allow third party apps while charging the AI models. Tiered API rates, license agreements and terms of use, mandate third party app API users allow their advertising, etc.
I was happy to pay $5/mo to keep using Apollo. Now I’m gone and wouldn’t go back after we saw Reddit’s masterclass in how not to run a business.
A good reason to get one is for endless hot water. We had kids in sports and on Sunday night everyone could shower and run the clothes washer. Now they are out of the house it doesn’t make much sense. We also live in a drought state so hour long showers aren’t an option.
Another reason is space. We reclaimed the water tank space and put in a mud sink.
Reasons to stick with a traditional tank:
The tank can act as a water supply, if you need it.
The upfront costs to add upgrade the gas line and venting are steep.