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RX6800XT on Debian now has native driver support which works like a charm. Ollama with GPU support works out of the box. So does hashcat. Haven’t had time to test any Linux gaming yet.

Yes and there is a heatmap plugin that allows creating heatmaps from daily notes with tags.

Look into obsidian, especially with some community plugins

This. Did a seminar on these techniques during my it security degree. Porn sites invented that to detect people that use competing sites.

Funnily enough I have written a system to do exactly that as a bachelor’s theses for IT security.

Places client certificates and a client inside the initrd and requests securely the key to unlock.

The sever waits for you to approve the request before providing the key. The key is only held in memory during boot.

I had a version that included for a hidden key provider and planned for a version that included time based auto unlocks etc.

I was planning to package that and release it as open source.

Still might do that.

Why not expand the battery leads down the wall so you don’t have to climb?

Organic maps imports all business locations from google maps Afaik. Just import your own kml file to drop the pins. Even supports multiple different location markers. Live position tracking included and navigation if you ever want to return. No self hosting required at all.

Etckeeper

Somehow nobody has mentioned that the executable script should reside in a location listed in the users path.

Add shebang Download to /usr/local/bin/ or at least symlink there.

Maybe package as pip package

Read a standard sometime people.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_Hierarchy_Standard

Used to be names from Neuromancer like “ono-sendai” and variations of that.

Now laptop is “flat”, server is named after it’s purpose like log, mail, mon, hosting, storage, etc.

If you want sync to your phone, just set up a VPN. Now your phone and mobile computer can always access your services. I use SoGO, it has calendar hosting, authenticated sync which you can use with davx on android and the web interface is basic but usable. You can also enable mail, tasks and contact sync all in one.

Im gonna shit on your self hosting journey here for a bit. I’m sorry.

There is a reason sick people are in a location where people are close by to be able to react fast if shit hits the fan. What are you gonna do when you see your cat not moving at her favorite spot for too long? When are you gonna be sure she needs help? Then you call someone close by that needs 20 min to get there? And then another 30 to get to a vet? Does someone have a key to you apartment? Are they authorized to spend whatever at the vet?

Keep your ass at home and save the money until your cat is healthy again. Or give her into care so she is safe and not alone like any social animal like cats should not be for extended periods of time.

My stack is postfix, dovecot, slapd for accounts, SoGO for web mail, calendar and task and contact management. Syncs to my phone via davx and just works out of the box. It’s multi domain and my small company even sells hosted email services.

Rspamd for anti spam and dkim. Use a free email testing service to confirm SPF etc are setup correctly.

Also make sure you have regular backups and up to date lets encrypt certificates.

Bareos. Its a newer Form of bacula and is a realworkhorse.

Engineers code of ethics

https://www.nspe.org/resources/ethics/code-ethics

Hibernation does not take that long with a modern ssd. Convenience and security often don’t go hand in hand. Locking the laptop usually is sufficient too for switching trains etc.

Configure automatic login and encrypt your drive. Shows only “enter passphrase” and is actually secure instead of just a cosmetic password prompt.

Lots oft running npm wrappers for an allegedly Rust dritten Pierce of Software

Organic maps on fdroid. Data from osmand but without the learning curve.

Modular solution. Big NAS for backup and file and media serving shuts down when I go to bed automatically or nobody is home. Boots via WOL when needed.

Always on services on a central pi for home automation, phone and internet services, etc.