I think that if you avoid giving personal information / interaction , there is no big deal they have your IP and name . Any big entity can get that easily if you are targeted. The issue is the information you give to them and being part of the big data processing. I don’t want them making money from my own data, also it’s better for the future of things with AI if it has less information to profile you. in the future it will be normal that profiling is a service to sell so you or your family would be tagged and have issues to get a job when they look at you. Or even gubernamental stuff like getting a citizenship or traveling to other countries.

My setup is: Proxmox - restricted LXC running docker which runs jellyfin, tailscale funnel as reverse proxy and certificate provider. So so don’t care about jellyfin security, it can get hacked / broken , its an end road. If so i will delete the LXC and bring it up again using backups. Also i dont think someone will risk or use time to hack a jellyfin server. My strategy is, with webservices that don’t have critical personal data, i have them isolated in instances. I don’t rely on security on anything besides the firewall. And i try not to have services with personal sensitive data, and if i do, on my local lan with the needed protections. If i need access to it outside my local lan, vpn.

Promox runs on debian. But anyway you will be surprised about proxmox can run in limited hardware. I have it running in a garbage mini PC and an old notebook :D

Great work !

Whats the difference with Linkwarden? I find it very similar to it. I’m looking for something like this but for future data search with a potent search or even LLM capable searchs. There is another called Data Hoarder that does this job too.

Hehehe same for me, when I see that as thumbnail I don’t even watch the video

Always, always integrate as much as possible with free or even paid privacy tools. Never never be THE ONE portal when we are talking about privacy, example proton, you get jailed in their echosystem .

I had constant problems with duplicati

Yes i know, i had them too, and serious ones. It needs to always have an eye on it. I choose it because the large amount of cloud storage supported natively, and not have to configure and deal with rclone or even + restic to do a backup in home products like Onedrive. For me that’s more noise and issues.

This is so irrelevant to me. To be honest I never heated s single video of this person.

Aaaaaaand I don’t give a single f

Duplicati, has many cloud providers as destination. Encryption. Basic backup tools functionalities. I use Onedrive family plan which has a total of 6 TB for my backups. Other solid option is rclone , it does the same even more, but is more focused on sync than backup. Also many cloud providers supported. Both are Foss

I hope is to improve their bandwidth, it really sucks (even from inside Europe )

Amazing, thank you

Thank you! i will check them. Yep im a long time user of Obsidian and i have notes everywhere. But going to them , when i dont have much free time to spend, it also feels like a tool would be amazing to simplify the get into complex command.

But when the brain understands the core concepts well enough, the details come together as habits (where repetition comes in). This is the way. Understanding core subjects then is easier to connect and recall stuff.

There is a clear situation in Foss( even more in self hosting) where projects are presented as free open source but they are intended to monetize at the end and use the community help for development.

Why would you stream flacs? If you download lossless is to hear directly with ASIO or WASAPI .

Poor souls

What would be the best foss for Android ?

Never used I2P before because of slowness fear I got from Tor network and from the attempts I did and saw that awful Java client. But your approach made me interested again. Once connected there, how to reach content? Like downloading stuff and dig into what ot has to offer?