@daya desktop, laptop, phone, 5x nvidia jetson dk1s, 8x intel nucs, two dell servers i don't use because of how power hungry they are, DIY router, mikrotik switch, whatever's built into my iot washing machine and dryer, my television, an amazon firestick, 9 of my lightbulbs....
i guess it all depends on where you draw the line about what a "computer" is but the answer you're looking for is 9+ regardless :)
Embed this noticewlo (wizard@xyzzy.link)'s status on Monday, 14-Oct-2024 17:08:19 JST
wloi think it's funny how when a big service goes down, every network nerd in the world wonders why and stops what they're doing to figure out what the problem is at the same time. when we figure out the answer, we go back to being glad it's not our job to fix that and continue on with our day.
Most of my professional experience is in corporate IT, but my special interests lie in free software, distributed systems, and recently lisp languages :)
Feel free to DM me if you want to see a resume, otherwise my account metadata should give you a general idea of who I am.
@daya it doesn't really matter where the webmail is hosted. i'd prefer to have the web accessible from mail.phantoma.online but i've been meaning to do some more infrastructure changes before that. there's no security difference with what part of my services are hosted where so long as I don't move the MX record off of the root of my domain.
new blog post, the first in a series about personal identity. maybe i'll find a long-form writing style that feels natural by the time i finish the rest :)