Did you ever find anything out on this? I’ve notice a high number of these log messages in my instance as well.

I’m not having issues that I’m aware of, but that site always returns Network Request Failed and I haven’t figured out why.

I’m sorry I don’t have a suggestion but have you checked the Awesome Self Hosted list?

Id like to centralize auth but I haven’t dug into it yet. My concern is, can it be distributed? I have services spread across my homelab and multiple vpses. I don’t want to lose auth if any of those is down.

Would you believe a social network?

I’ve been using nearlyfreespeech.net for a very long time. They’re a small, reliable, outfit that’s been around forever and definitely respects your privacy.

I have. More than once. I always hang up and call back anyway.

You could just block the bot so you don’t see them.

I use dahsy and like it but I don’t think it scratches the same itch.

I have the beginnings of a similar structure in my wiki but I wasn’t happy with the way I was tracking todos, fixes, changes.

Try not to have info spread out too much or maintaining all the pieces will become a chore. Make it simple and easy to keep up.

I think you’re right on this point. I have a tendency to over-complicate things and that leads to them getting scrapped or neglected.

I’ll definitely take a look.

I do have a couple github repos for various things (ansible, scripts, dns). My plan for general documentation is the wiki. I’ve started the work on that but it’s far from complete (those get saved in markdown and synced to github). Maybe the simplest solution is the one I’m avoiding. Just putting it all in a readme/changelog.

It can be in git even if you’re not doing ‘config as code’ or ‘infrastructure as code’ yet/ever.

I have some of this. I have an ansible playbook I use to do initial vm/lxc setup and I’ve built out a number of roles. But none of my systems are to a point were I could just delete the vm, spin a new one up, point ansible at it, and pickup where I left off.

The one thing I have that probably closest to this is my internal BIND zones, which double as my IPAM. I’ve been fairly diligent about committing changes and documenting what the change was.

You are 100% correct. I’m on the quest to find the method that resonates with me that I’ll keep up with.

My needs are pretty simple. I’ll take a look. Thanks.

Yeah, no. The dent gives you a guide for a pill cutter.

My toothbrush is Bluetooth connected. It’s used to configure the brush modes and track brushing habits. I didn’t buy it for this and uninstalled the app after a week. Thankfully it’s not Wi-Fi connected.

After reading this thread I’m apparently not paranoid enough.

Internet facing services are on their own firewalled vlan (dmz), behind a rev proxy, and I have crowdsec running on the proxy and router.

Anything that can get away with putting up on a vps I have (e.g. this Lemmy server). But some things have storage/compute requirements I’m not willing to shell out for.

It also breaks android auto for me.