Thanks! The AI bots haven’t found me yet fortunately.

Rolling releases, great docs, great amount of software available with the package manager, especially with the AUR.

I went through the manual installation a few times and while the general process is annoying and error-prone, after setting up the basics many things worked great out of the box, even the printer I once had. I’m on Endeavour now which mostly does exactly what I want.

Blackbox Exporter is nice if you have Prometheus running already, not sure what else people are using

This is the second time someone mentions issues with certbot after an update, interesting. I’m glad I have my certificates monitored and will get alerted when the remaining time is <7d

Uh, yeah, that’s right, I’m in Kiribati and absolutely didn’t confuse the weekdays 🫣

Bit disappointing it doesn’t seem to run on your Raspis, I thought that’s basically what k3s is for? Is Longhorn the problem or what component exactly? Figuring if you are going to switch to Swarm, the payload isn’t the issue

Man, that would be great

I clicked the link and read the site and still have no idea what that is

I’m on Authentik, they have plenty of guides in their docs for connecting tons of selfhosted tools

Oh annoying! What kind of drives/what’s the power thing you mentioned?

I get where you’re coming from, but Military documents getting out of Microsoft’s(USA) reach is absolutely something positive

It’s been a while but I think I’ve been using and liking snagit.

I’m not sure what you mean with project management and third party tools, but everything else is covered in forgejo (which powers Codeberg).

I take daily snapshots of my Proxmox VMs and put them onto the NAS via NFS. Most of the other stuff gets copied into the NAS more or less automatically (=often forgotten) but most important things are now part of my selfhosted tools so it’s not too bad.

I still need to have a third place, off-site, but I’m not sure yet how I’ll do it. My drives are encrypted and I would want to have it the same way for the off-site station. I’m imagining something like a small box at my mom’s place that turns itself on weekly and pulls from my NAS, since she doesn’t have a public IP. I’d still need some kind of maintenance possibility but I haven’t thought this through yet.

If you want to keep your IP private, the usual way is to get a different IP. In praxis this means to get a cheap vps at some provider and create a tunnel of some sort to your homenet. Then use the VPSs IP for public access

Last time I checked (years ago admittedly) OSMand didn’t have usable navigation but maybe I should re-check

The update was also posted in the original thread

KOReader on my old Tolino with Android.

It’s not beautiful but full of features and you can configure everything. I can directly download the books from my Calibre Web Automated container via opds.

I don’t donate crypto but I know Lemmy accepts some currencies.

I’m very interested in how that network got started, if it’s some kind of community, more context, etc, if you’d like to tell a bit more.

Sounds amazing, what does the pool and the mesh network consist of?