It means that Osewa is open-source. I suppose that its possible for SSH alternatives to exist that are not open-source, which is why its worded as "An open-source alternative to...".
no- native speaker here (Spanish mother tongue), I read it as "an alternative, that is open source, to ...", no implication that the other options are not open source
I tried to switch to Mouser, but it leaked memory like crazy, taking sometimes tens of GB of RAM so I just vibed a replacement based on my very specific needs.
Metabase can be self-hosted, but you cannot self-host Salesforce or Mixpanel or many of the other products I'm referring to. In an ideal world, every company would self-host their own instances of all of their products, since that ultimately forces them to be solely responsible for their customers' data. Using the cloud versions of these products shifts the blame from the company itself to the vendor when things go sideways, so it makes more sense for them to do this instead of taking responsibility.
"Yes, Salesforce has experienced multiple hacking incidents, particularly involving social engineering attacks that targeted its customers, leading to significant data breaches. Notably, the hacking group ShinyHunters has claimed responsibility for exploiting vulnerabilities in Salesforce's systems, affecting numerous high-profile companies." Source: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=has+salesforce+ever+been+hacked%3F...
Yes, *Salesforce has experienced multiple hacking incidents*, particularly involving social engineering attacks that targeted its customers, leading to significant data breaches. Notably, the hacking group ShinyHunters has claimed responsibility for exploiting vulnerabilities in Salesforce's systems, affecting numerous high-profile companies.
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