

I mean, people complain in real life too.
I mean, people complain in real life too.
Reddit (and Lemmy/Mbin) is just a kind of forum.
That just seems malicious to anyone who might find your answer and get increasingly frustrated by your incorrect advice.
Unraid was worth every cent.
I self host many services without any coding languages under my belt. I use Unraid because I found it user friendly for a newb like me. The most important skills I needed were good data backup habits just in case I messed something up, a willingness to read and learn, and the persistence to try more than once.
One percent of 300,000 would be 3,000.
I use nginx manager in its own docker container on my unraid server. Was pretty simple to set up all things considered. I would call myself better with hardware than software but not a complete newb and I got it running with minimal headache.
Unraid is pretty simple to use. It has made setting up my services easy with just a little bit of googling for trouble shooting.
Professional handymen, electronics installers, contractors, people who do this kind of thing for a living.
Have also had good experience using namecheap for years.
No kidding. Steam survey definitely does not agree with this definition of average lmao