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Good on him for this. I started self-hosting a couple years back, so my "tech fence" is already fairly complete, with a few glaring omissions, still a WIP.
I do wish he got someone to provide links to guides or wiki pages, but I understand that making people go out and search for things is also important, even if it's a simple task to search on google/github for open source projects.
Many Welps left side
I have no idea who this guy is. I've seen his name float around on the internet but never knew what he did.