Just saying: If you need a step for step tutorial to make something available worldwide, you shouldn't.
There is a reason why an apprenticeship for sysAdmin (not even going into software engeneering) is 3 years of school and work full time.
Also, as someone who has actually gone into this kinda deep, it is simply not feasable to actively maintain your system for CVEs, hardware and software and still work AND have a social life.
Also by hosting a social media site (its a peer after all) you need to abide by all kind of regulatory shit the moment you make it available for others to post there.
For those who don't understand: there's a difference between ownership and possession. You can own a car equipped with flamethrowers as anti theft measure, but when you make it trivial to trigger those without intention that matches your response, that would be assault.
Same applies to coworkers just with allergies, the fact that thats not what stood on the label, etc
You can't burn a coworker alive because he mistook your car.
Instead, its actually julica wakes up as in julica ébreszt, or „julica weckt” in german.
Sue wakes up others.
Also the - does not make sense here, as the „title” is the verb what she is doing in that comic, not a title as an julica - a felébresztés, like these bad German names for movies like alien - the creature from outer space
OK, I know English is hard, but you should at least know what alleged means.
This article describes allegedly that that is happening. The same way I can say that alledegly my guinea pig has just started to talk to me in perfect English. It means literally nothing until either lawsuit no. 4 suddenly finds this to be true (yes, there have been at least 2 before, all of them dismissed afaik) or out of nothing you find some clause saying this is true
Either that or Mii Mii lends you their hard drive.
Amazon is a seller. Steam is (aside from selling) a service provider with their workshop, forum, etc
While it would be way better if those were all in a different tier for devs, so for example they can select to get less of a share for those features, what they are basically doing is sidestepping a provider
Or in the case of photography:
You go to a Photo shop and lend their camera equipment and services for free, but they take a 20% cut for every copy of that picture sold.
If you buy a picture, you can download it indefinitely and get some services like changing the color grading on the website. The photo shop hosts the picture for free and only makes a profit through selling licenses. The owner also has an option to get infinite licenses for these services for free.
What youre allowed to do is host the picture on your own, pay your own cloud provider, and sell the picture that way.
What youre not allowed to do is generate infinite licenses for free and sell them without ever paying the photo shop for their services, while still using them.
Yeah
Its basically a wine prefix manager, its pretty gokd