I’m contemplating moving my blog to write freely but they don’t seem like they will last. I don’t want to host it as I keep my servers unexposed.

I’m on both but got into the weeds thanks to reddit. The mods over there tried making an independent forum but it never got the momentum lemmy got.

Yeah it supports cert acquisition through let’s encrypt now.

Ubuntu server is pretty user friendly and has more frequent updates op. Plenty of info out there. My preference is uninstall snaps.

I wrote a script to remove snaps and install Docker as per the docker website. Works great mate.

Plus you get the benefit of frequent updates.

I can’t recommend unifi more. I moved into the ecosystem about 10 years ago with a USG and AP.

I run UCG with 3 WiFi APs at home and about 100+ devices, Inc 4 servers and 2 NAS.

Never have issues and it keeps up to date.

I have a separate WiFi for the guest house that is isolated and speed limited.

For a while I ran a controller to manage my home and my parent’s farm network, they have a Starlink into Express with 2 U6LR and loco wireless bridge to cover 1KM of farmland with pretty impressive speed WiFi.

I typically take an express on holidays with me now which vpns home to keep our lan where we go, I just need hotel LAN for the WAN.

I use tdarr to recode to h264 for compatibility. But most apps or devices have the codecs.

It should only be a real issue if you use surveillance station or Synology photos.

Nothing stopping you installing frigate.

Pretty neat. I think its a really nice looking app and helps navigating the database much nicer. I think what is missing for me is some of the power of applications like dbeaver where you can run queries as you go and easily hop between databases.

Also mouse wheel scrolls page not zoom which I think would be better. Definitely will use this next time I build a db in parallel with dbeaver.

I’ll be installing this tonight to give it a go beside dbeaver

If you don’t need the cicd stuff, Forjejo instances are really easy to spin up or use the ones online like codeberg.

The whole contributions piece ignored a lot of bigger companies use their own developers to work on open source as well so monetary contributions aren’t always necessary.

Someone will fork it, once Bitwarden close the source you won’t know if they are even patching vulnerabilities.

There is no such solution but you could just not update your mobile app and keep using vault warden. Nothing will change for you.

Testing it then will see if it passes the wife test for ease of use.

No excuse to not look into it now. Hopefully it uses Android autofill.

Ty, exploring alternative tools. I really don’t like last pass due to their lax data security and 1 Password for the same reason.

Bitwarden still earns my $10/year.

What does this change for you?

Seems to change nothing for all my devices which is a cheap offering at $10/year.

No Android app though?

I also suggested this. Friendly on lots of operating systems too.

I use dbeaver on ubuntu and windows.

https://dbeaver.io/download/