Yep, this is basically my plan once I finish my server.
SteelCorrelation
joined 2 years ago
The way to ensure privacy is running your own instance. It’s rather simple with services like masto.host and some VPS providers might have one click solutions. Otherwise, you have to trust an admin of an instance, especially with the Meta stuff.
If you’re on iOS and/or Mac, my go-to RSS reader is NetNewsWire.
I keep putting off reading the Sanderson Secret Project books. I'm super excited, but I haven't opened any of the three yet.
Excellent. I can’t wait to try this out. Never thought of using IRC!
My ISP (Fios) doesn't seem to care what I do. I can even open ports 80 and 443, which I have done. I host my website on an Orange Pi 5 and have a Cloudflare Tunnel securing it. The rest of my exposed services are proxied by Nginx Proxy Manager.
I use Proxmox and set up various virtual machines and containers, then Docker containers within a VM for my services. Some of the stuff I don't want Fios seeing is masked behind a VPN container (Gluetun).
Definitely a NUC or similar mini PC from the likes of Geekom, Beelink, or Minisforum. My whole homelab was mini PCs until I consolidated to a NUC 12 Pro as I build up my rack. Slap Proxmox on the machine, build some VMs and LXCs, and have at it.
I've spent nothing on Immortal (Diablo IV was expensive enough), but I'm still in the campaign. I don't plan to play it seriously or dive too deep into the endgame. I just wanted a good ARPG on my phone and Immortal, despite the monetization disaster, is a good game at its core.
I'm enjoying Diablo Immortal when I'm not at my PC to play Diablo IV. Interloper is also good if you like space combat. Terraria can be fun, too. Vampire: The Masquerade - Night Road is also a good one if you like text-based RPGs.
Logseq is where I put the Zettelkasten method to use. Joplin is mostly for quick fleeting notes or stuff for my novels.
I use Joplin. FOSS, solid apps. And then I use Logseq for my personal knowledge management.
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I could go for this. Netflix has had some good animated video game adaptations, like Edgerunners and Arcane. Plus, what I saw of Castlevania was awesome. But, it is Netflix, so who the hell knows.