Sibbo

It’s a nice survey, but often forgets that you can also self-host in the cloud, and doesn’t even consider that rented root-servers exist.

That’s a very important point to consider. Unless you remove the battery, you shouldn’t use it as a server. If you still do, store it in a metal bowl or so and put it somewhere where the heat of the bowl itself cannot start a fire. And make sure that your smoke detectors are still working and not expired. Then, be aware that if the battery explodes, your apartment fills with biting toxic smoke within minutes, and that can happen in the middle of the night. So keep some clothes ready at the door that you can wear when fleeing the apartment.

Letsencrypt can be directly forced to revoke certificates by the US. Organisations outside of the US are less vulnerable against that.

I’m using colota, but it’s still very noisy.

I’m currently using reitti, which simply does not deal with the position reported by my phone being noisy. I get all the noise shown on the map. Does Dawarich do any denoising?

BeamNG.drive

I put on a podcast, load the Italy map in free roam mode, pick an interesting road and drive it back and forth, trying to go fast.

I see, thanks :)

This looks cool! Does it support tracking websites for changes as well, such as changedetection.io? And does it beat bot-detection?

Aren’t there various Linux command line tools that achieve the same task?