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Do you turn your servers off when you leave home? What is your line of thinking on this?
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The server stays on, always. I have like ten people using the services on there over tailscale. There's a kvm, should something really unexpected happen.
How did you get your users through the tailscale process? I fear the tailscale sign in process is dissuading my potential users.
The younger ones didn't mind it, for the older ones I did it myself while on visit.