Helix 🧬

Netbox

You’re awesome. Thanks!

You can try https://goaccess.io/ or https://plausible.io/ aswell. Ribbit is very cool though!

See, I’m right. 💩

Hahhahaha 😄

Countless DDNS vendors. You could set up a simple 1€/month ionos.com server and do DDNS yourself or rent DDNS from inwx.de or do.de or something.

Used Zoneminder for a 20 camera store CCTV setup and can confirm, it’s complicated but powerful. I wouldn’t use it for less than 4 cams.

The alternative I’d use personally is https://motion-project.github.io/ though. Doesn’t make much difference.

For me it’s reliability and generally scummy business practices.

They protect scammers and sell big data centres solutions that protect from DoS attacks 🤡

They’re protecting scammers and other bad actors, their infra is run by junior DevOps “engineers” and every now and then they find another way to fuck half the internet.

They’re part of what’s wrong with USA-centric hosting nowadays.

Others posted good articles and thoughts aswell :)

I don’t trust cloudflare, especially not with stuff like zero trust. They’re a terrible company and I think they should fail.

Certainly not my homelab as my server isn’t booting since a few weeks ago and I didn’t fix it yet…

I think Grocy can do this.

If you want a conduwuit sucessor, I’d choose the continuwuity project over tuwunel.

You realise that sounds insane, right?

I recently shut down my server because it’s a high traffic, high risk software. You should have an eye on it, I’d say at least half an hour every week…

I also use quadlets, but it’s annoying to check for outside conditions. Can you share your setup so I might learn how to do it properly please? 😊

Maybe Kanboard? Or Taiga?

Watch out to enable “keep on delete” features. I didn’t do that and didn’t see that gigabytes of personal photos got deleted which I had to recover from an old backup. Still don’t know how it happened as I only found out a few weeks after the fact.

Sync is not backup! If there’s a software bug or a wrong setting sync can delete your files. Syncthing is pretty mature so I doubt this was a Syncthing bug, however you shouldn’t only trust Syncthing. I’m doing btrfs snapshots weekly and delete them after three years for important folders nowadays.