My self-hosted configuration for privacy and data sovereignty. MY data is MINE.
- a NAS (it's your personal cloud)
- Immich (it's like Google Photos for your NAS)
- Proton Mail
- Vaultwarden (password manager, cross platform, passwords are stored in your NAS)
- Obsidian (for notes) - CouchDB + LiveSync on NAS (to keep Obsidian synced with all your devices)
- Navidrom (for streaming music you own, straight from your NAS)
- Tailscale (to securely access your NAS)
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Certo 0.1.21 is out: an open-source coding agent that isn't tied to one model or provider.
→ picks a model for each task
→ switches when a model fails or its provider is down
→ checks the work with your project's own tests
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I'm going back to my Apple Keyboard.
The Keychron keyboard is very nice, robust and feels great, but overall I find my Apple KB more reliable.
Downsides of the KC:
- random disconnections
- less accurate typing
- very short battery life... unlike a month+ of the Apple one.
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It's clear that @eBay has become the worst way to sell stuff online.
In the latest three sales, the bidder/buyer was always someone who just wanted to block the sale of my product. Wins an auction then disappears, makes a private offer, I accept, then disappears. Terrible.
It's funny. In the past weeks I went from:
I am buying the Fujifilm X100VI
to
My camera will be the Leica dlux 8
to
Well, the Lumix S9 full frame is amazing
to
I'll get the Ricoh GR IV HDF.
I dont really want something too heavy. I don't want interchangeable lenses. I just want to level up my photo experience compared to using a smartphone.
At the end of the day the Ricoh gives me:
- super portability
- crisp beautiful photos
It will be Ricoh!























