How to use this?

I'm very fond of my Pixelbook Go. They are not new but still can be had at a somewhat decent price: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07YMM4YC1

It's fairly simple to get it running Linux via this project: https://docs.chrultrabook.com/

The screen is 165.63 PPI, nearly what you're looking for. It's plenty crisp and clear for me at 1,920 × 1,080.

And most importantly, it's thin, fanless, and the battery is decent.

Managed hosting will secure the server, but you are still responsible for securing anything public-facing that you put on that server.

If your application stack is compromised, and used to host phishing sites, the hosting provider should send you related abuse complaints and work with you to secure it.

Now, this is just a theory on my part, based only on what you've said, but is there any chance that your (probably hacked) server was used to spear-phish the hosting company itself? If so, it could explain their reaction.

This is awesome! Any plans to release a self-hosted version? I would love to spin an instance up on my own stack.

Hey, thanks! It’s hosted right now to keep it simple, but i may end up releasing an open source version for others to run locally if there's enough interest.

Cool, consider me interested!

"When did he do Nazi things? Oh by the way, that time he did a Nazi salute on live TV doesn't count for some reason."

I've been very happy with Migadu. https://www.migadu.com/

I agree with the article. I saw the photos app in the betas and immediately decided it wasn’t for me.

iOS 17 should still get security updates for a few years. We just got 17.2.2 recently.

I use this profile to prevent my 14 from auto-updating: https://betaprofiles.com/install/block-ota/

If your phone is supported with iOS 18, it will stop getting 17.x security updates soon.