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ArkOS: Building the Anti-Cloud (on a Raspberry Pi)

angry tapir writes "arkOS is a Linux distribution that runs on the Raspberry Pi. It's an initiative of the CitizenWeb Project, which promotes decentralization and democratization of the Internet. arkOS is aiming to aid this effort by making it super-simple for people to host their own email, blogs, storage and other services from their own home, instead of relying on cloud services run by third parties. about the project."

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  1. Re:violation of net neutrality by PopeRatzo · · Score: 5, Informative

    If you want to run your own server, get an appropriate connection for that.

    By "appropriate" do you mean, "one that Comcast deems appropriate" or one that is technically appropriate?

    Believe it or not, there was a time, before ownership of the internet was turned over to the big telecoms, when you could host whatever kind of service you wanted on your internet connection. Back when there were these things called "ISPs" that you paid and they gave you bandwidth and that was pretty much the end of it.

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