Why this exists
This started as a couple of computers in a spare room and got out of hand.
Now it's where our photos get backed up, and where the Minecraft world lives. That's the one my sons and their friends play on.
No subscription, no ads.
I run these servers. If you need a login, or something stops working, or you've got questions about your kid playing here, I'm the one you message.
This started as a couple of computers in a spare room and got out of hand.
Now it's where our photos get backed up, and where the Minecraft world lives. That's the one my sons and their friends play on.
No subscription, no ads.
The short version: it's invite-only, and I'm on it too.
Nobody can join unless I add their username by hand. It isn't listed anywhere public, so there are no strangers wandering in. Everyone on the server is a friend or family.
My own two sons play on it, and so do their friends. As the person running the server, I can see what's happening on it.
The rules are simple: be kind, keep it clean. If someone's out of line, or anything happens that shouldn't, message me and we'll sort it out.
And if you'd rather ask me some questions before saying yes, please do.
Software engineer since 2008. It's what I do all day, so the same habits that keep things running at work keep this running at home.
Married, two sons. They use all of this too, which means I notice quickly when something breaks.
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