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Wish the effort well. I has plans to self host s3 with minio that took some time to actually get around to and when I did they had done the enterprise rug pull. I do think one maintainer may be able to pull it off with AI assistance if the scope is limited to security bug fixes. Minio is one of the nastiest rug pulls I can think of.

I've been using garage without issue

Yes and also consider they want to assess how well you stand up to interrogation generally

At least here in the US most residential ISPs have long leases and change infrequently, weeks or months.

Trying to understand your product, where is it intended to sit in a network? Is it a standalone tool that you use to identify these IPs and feed into something else for blockage or is it intended to be integrated into your existing site or is it supposed to proxy all your web traffic? The reason I ask is it has fairly heavyweight install requirements and Apache and PHP are kind of old school at this point, especially for new projects and companies. It's not what they would commonly be using for their site.

>The US army standard training round is the M193. It is a lead bullet jacketed with copper. Interestingly, it in many ways has better terminal performance than the M855 because this is the bullet the M16 and M4 rifles were designed around

As I understood the standard M4 with 1:7 barrel can't shoot M193 accurately

It's more than not seeing a benefit, there's many parts of the US where people rightly or wrongly blame tech salaries plus remote work for pricing them out of being able to afford a home and other basic life necessities. Of course the situation is more nuanced than that in reality but tech workers have a tendency to show up in once reasonably priced areas, buy up houses for cash and drive around in fancy luxury cars, which doesn't help the perception. There's also a perception that much of this money is coming via proximity to wealthy financiers and 15 years of ZIRP rather than true hard work.