HP elitedesk or some other desktop can be had for cheap on eBay second hand. They will make decent servers. Install Ubuntu server or some other Linux flavour. Use docker compose to deploy services. Use tailscale to connect to these as others have suggested. Their docs on how to setup tail scale only ssh are really good. If you feel note adventurous you can get a domain and expose services via subdomains using cloudflare tunnels.

But for your use in suggest tailscale for now. Add some storage into the machine and you are good to go. You can use restic backup to safely backup to a remote location like backblaze b2, another storage on your network, or any other number of options.

That’s pretty much it, sounds so simple right? /s It will require some reading but there are usually ready made docker compose files for most projects as well as examples for restic. There are always multiple ways to do this but that’s close to what i do and it’s worked so far ™

And just ask on this community if you get stuck.

Magic Earth is incredible for a free app. For navigation that is.

If I get angry enough they will back down and say I’m right.

That’s the playbook right?

Your own domain = freedom to choose any email provider

Be that self host, proton, Fastmail, disroot, or just some forwarder or registrar hosted mail. Own the domain, own your provider

Can it go negative so stock owners have to pay? /s

What are they competing in?

I’m still confused why the numbers are so low. So low. Lower than egg prices.

Thank you for explaining and elaborating on that.

Not american so have limited knowledge, but that’s what the “well armed militia” is supposed to be fore right? To allow the public to protect itself from a corrupt or otherwise dangerous political parties?

What about Vandalism against other car dealers. That’s also domestic terrorism, right?

Really just the way it works for me. It is easy to randomly jot down stuff and find it again. No folders and organising notes. It really depends how you work best. Logseq is based around making quick notes and connecting them (like zettlekasten) without having to worry about files and folders.

Also use logseq having switched from Joplin. Love the concept.

Tried it but couldn’t get the Linux client to connect to it no matter what I tried. I went back to NextCloud. But as I only ever used the file sync I ultimately switched to Seafile

I don’t do a full system backup, just data I need. I use restic to backup to B2 storage. As for docker data and databases I have a script that brings down the containers, runs a sqldump (or db type equivalent) into a tar.bz file and that gets backed up before bringing the containers back up. I used to run a Borg backup to a local drive and then rclone that to B2 so I have live data, local data, and remote. But these days I just back up remote and suck up the egress costs if needed.

Librewolf on desktop and ironfox on mobile. The prior for over a year and the latter a few months. Occasionally need to use something else on desktop that needs webgl or similar. I don’t want to change librewolf setting so I use something else. Usually a work related thing anyway

I recently made the switch myself. I do use multiple profiles but I don’t think it’s required for me. I was curious to see how it all works. I may end up switching to a work profile instead. I have google play on my main profile mostly for notifications for WhatsApp etc. A banking profile so that banking details are isolated, and anoyher profile for apps I need that I don’t use often and prefer to not have in my main. In a lot of videos its advsed to not use profiles to begin with as I causes a lot of friction and that makes adoption harder. You can always begin using profiles later on.

I am not logged into GPS and it only has network permissions. I connect via NextDNS and there is so little background traffic in thw logs, it’s a refreshing sight.

I have yet to find anything I could do on iOS that i can’t on Graphene. I install most apps via obtainium and the other few that I can’t via aurora store. I use OSS apps whenever possible.

You might have luck at 720 pier

I did give it a go but had trouble getting it work properly. I deployed via docker compose. The Nextcloud or owncloud clients didn’t seem to work with it unfortunately.

Good point. I will make that move

That was one reason I procrastinated so long about moving. But I figured I’d take the plunge and see how I get on