Thank you Gary

Top 1 for me would be a strong backup mechanism, and by that I mean something that is tested. Currently I have restic in place but I don’t even know if in case of a disaster the backups are ok.

And considering my lack of time, I would be happy with just that.

This is so relatable, I’ve carried my bag of stickers while moving houses three times by now.

Why do I even try it, now I want to remove half of my repositories lol

1 am!

My advice would be, be pragmatical, an error on a backup script I did not notice wiped the time tracking data I had been collecting on my self hosted database for over a year. I got really anxious at first, because of my mistake and because of the data lost. But at the end of the day… Who cares, life goes on, this is only a hobby.

Electron is the way to go for what the OP described

I use Metube

Well, if this app works Instead of Google maps for sending the location you can then disable location collection in Google

Chad move

Ah I see! Thanks for the explanation, I have pomerium in front of everything using Google as IDP. Then if the app supports header authentication (like grafana) I get automatically logged in, and for those that don’t I have to log in again (a bit inconvenient) I event went as far as forking one and implementing header authentication myself.

What does Authentik do in combination with pomerium? I don’t have it

I use pomerium for that

Yeeeeclaw

Nice! But I’m currently using Obsidian for note taking

I’m using Mealie for this, and so far suits my needs

What does having OpenTelemetry improve? I have a setup similar to yours but data goes from Prometheus to Grafana and I never thought I would need anything else.

Prometheus, Loki and Grafana.

Yeah, there was no real chance of using it, it just looked cool in there

I’m still using the self hosted docker image, the all in one is too bloated for me and my computing resources are quite limited. Why would I like an antivirus? Or a backup solution different than the one I use to backup the rest of my containers?

Cool initiative anyway for other kind of users though.