Just use a VPS bro…

With Jack Borrough.

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A satirical dialogue highlighting the complexity and security challenges of setting up a VPS server. The piece walks through hardening SSH access, configuring firewalls, managing automatic updates, installing dependencies, and setting up systemd services—all while poking fun at the 'just use a VPS' mentality that oversimplifies server administration. The humor underscores how what seems like a simple one-click install actually requires extensive security configuration, system administration knowledge, and ongoing maintenance.

Interview with a ‘Just use a VPS’ bro (OpenClaw version)

I feel like some of the stuff he brings up is like, accurate. I have to look at some of the stuff he brings up.

This video is hilarious and so true haha!
I’ve tried the DigitalOcean 1-click which saves a lot of time: <a href="https://marketplace.digitalocean.com/apps/openclaw" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://marketplace.digitalocean.com/apps/openclaw</a>

This is the best thing I have ever watched, its so accurate though.

and, immediately we’re under attack, lmao. So true with all the bots just constantly scanning. I am no Linux pro but, have been using my Linux drive on my dual boot setup windows/Linux- windows is great for gaming and that is about all I choose windows over for Linux so far… That is also because, I am still very much new to Linux and have only been messing around in Ubuntu because, I am not trying to mess too many things up and have not dived deeper into the distros that do well for gaming. Just mainly work on projects, learning and making bash scripts to make life easier and learning the intricacies that is open-source OS… It is very enjoyable and highly suggest that if you’re interest then look into swapping if it doesn’t mess with your workflow and/or whole digital world too much.