@hex@kolektiva.social#DearLazyWeb #Hackers: I'm trying to do some bug bounty work. I need hosting for payloads, callbacks, etc. Are there any hosting companies that are (1) relatively cheap (like, under €20/mo for basically a raspberry pi level of compute and very low bandwidth), (2) not fucking total shit evil companies like AWS, and (3) won't ban me based on an IDS flagging security stuff coming from my instance?
@hex@kolektiva.social#DearLazyWeb: I'm looking for an open source (and self-hosted) ad-hoc tool library management app. There's a lot of library management but not focused on community tool libraries. I'm not able to really find what I'm looking for, but I want to make sure there's nothing else before I put in the time to write one.
The idea is that there would be objects that are shared but owned by individuals, and objects that would be bought together.
I'll probably start with a simple spreadsheet. Here's a rough data model I'm thinking about:
- id (serial number)
- description (what is it)
- location (where it belongs)
- contact (who has it now)
- owner(s)
- buyout (if someone leaves, how much would it cost for the collective to buy it, if possible)
- picture (optional)
Anything that's sort of close would probably be good enough.