Jan Wildeboer 😷
Age verification for the services I run? Solved. I look in my passport, verify that I am 18 years or older, look in the mirror to check that it is really me and after that I install Yet Another Service on my server to become less dependent on big tech :)
RevK 
@jwildeboer I count the birthdays I remember having… way too many :-)
samir, a terminally deprecated method@revk @jwildeboer Age check: “When was the last time you bothered to celebrate your birthday?”
Chris Pitts@thirstybear @revk @jwildeboer I like to celebrate my birthday by going snowboarding. Kind of like a dare. 😜
HoubaI'm not sure what age I am without doing some math, I'm cool.
Kjetil@revk @jwildeboer As I age my memory ain't what it used to be, but on the plus side I can now count grey hairs to verify I am indeed above 18 🥲
Eggs now in different baskets.@jwildeboer I also check the first time I started using Linux.
That was in early 2008 when I bought an eeePC online.
So I must be at least 18 years old.
I have the original linux OS on my first eeePC 701 as proof.
Works for me as an age check.
Vadim Rutkovsky@jwildeboer ah yes, two factor authentication
what network service do you use ?
Stanley Jones@jwildeboer I'd go so far as to say that if you are willing to put in the work to self-host, I don't care how old you are.
Bankbintje@jwildeboer if you have to look in your passport to verify your age, you're definitely over 30.
Carlos SolísAs a self-hoster, my solution is even easier: I just manually OCR (with my own two eyes) the scan of my ID card I have on one of my folders (which I need for some government paperwork) and bam, confirmed 😉