Vaultwarden. And take regular back ups. I don’t trust my passwords to be safe anywhere other than my own servers. The chances of my server being hacked is very less.

Did you check whether the new IP assigned are any different. Once it happened that my old ISP had ip range 192.168.0.x. but the new ISP had ip range of 192.168.1.x

This made my machine not accessible.

Yeah. I don’t think you can. But I really like this feature from Google search. I currently run my own instance of Whoogle. Neither does whoogle have a good way to show these widgets

I think it’s best to be in between. Use the stuff in such a way that it doesn’t break.

Don’t be too damn into it, that you can’t use anything. But also don’t just not care about anything and go on…

Hey the door of one is open. Common guys. We can’t let that be.

Yeah. But it’s too damn risky to buy the non-popular ones. Especially in my region…

You are not alone my friend.

Obviously, there’s a way for anyone to have freedom in chats, then that’s gotta go.

I would never say no to using older hardware. Yeah, it’ll be like punishing yourself. But you learn a shit ton.

I recently started self hosting. I started on a PC with the same specs as you’ve said. Booting was an issue. And tons of stuff always broke. But i learnt a lot. And then there was a time, when i genuinely thought i could do better and switched an old laptop with decent specs.

Pi’s are very expensive and too dang low on supply.

So always make do with what you have. If it’s your first home lab, then yeah go ahead. In a few months switch

I host these:

• Vaultwarden(saves my life almost everyday)
• Jellyfin (makes my life fun)
• Sonarr & Radarr
• Home assistant(the best thing I’ve done in a while)
• freshRSS( none of that curated for you bullshit)
• Whoogle.(like google search but not the tracking)
• Flatnotes, Qbittorrent, Metube, Databag, Photoprism, kavita, NExtcloud, Guacomole(A few services I use rarely.)