lorentz
@lorentz@feddit.it
- Comment on Which RSS aggregator do you use? I cannot seem to find one that works for me. 1 month ago:
I tried a few and eventually settled on commafeed. It has categories, can be executed from a single docker image (in other words, can run without the hassle of an external database), and the responsive UI works well both on pc and phone.
- Comment on Do you encrypt your data drives? 2 months ago:
I remember this blog post (I cannot find right now) where the person split the decryption password in two: half stored on the server itself and half on a different http server. And there was an init script which downloaded the second half to decrypt the drive. There is a small window of time between when you realize that the server is stolen and when you take off the other half of the password where an attacker could decrypt your data. But if you want to protect from random thieves this should be safe enough as long as the two servers are in different locations and not likely to be stolen toghether.
- Comment on Do you encrypt your data drives? 2 months ago:
TPM solves a sigthly different threat model: if you dispose the hd or if someone takes it out from your computer it is fully encrypted and safe. But if someone steals your whole server it can start and decrypt the drive. So you have to trust you have good passwords and protection for each service you run. depending on what you want to protect for this is either great solution or sub optimal
- Comment on Looking for a good, cheap backup solution. 2 months ago:
I use backblaze and rclone to encrypt and sync. It was the cheapest and most flexible solution when I checked a few years ago and I didn’t find any reason to change it so far
- Comment on Recommendations for lightweight wiki servers? 3 months ago:
I use mycorrhiza.wiki it is not very fancy but it is a single executable file and stores pages in a git repository, so no database is needed and doing the export is as simple as reading some files.
- Comment on Self-hosted VPN that can be accessed via browser extension 5 months ago:
shadowsocks.org should be a good option, easy to install, encrypted, and password protected
- Comment on [deleted] 6 months ago:
For a simple dynamic DNS, I have been using www.duckdns.org for a few years and been happy so far
- Comment on How do you backup your data? 8 months ago:
The main storage is a Nas that is mounted in read only most of the time and has two drives in raid mirror. Plus rclone to push a remote and client side encrypted backup to backblaze.