I built one with an esp32 and some tin foil and foam. link to guide. If you go this route read through this whole thread for improvements to the final product.
It's not really that privacy friendly, but I use zoho. You can send emails free from aliases with your own domain name so I have emails coming from nextcloud@mydomain pve@mydomain etc.
Not sure exactly sure how it all works. I've never needed to open ports for qbittorrent for downloading or seeding, I imagine it's the same principal. I 100% don't have any ports open and can see people actively downloading my music in slskd, confirmed even more by the thank you messages I receive for sharing.
Only do it if you have, or when you get Matter/Thread devices on your network. IIRC, last time I looked at this it appeared to be much more complicated, required an extra add-on container, and was expiremental, so came with the caveat of 'things might break on updates'.
Can you explain your disclaimer? You suggest not setting your AD domain to a web address you use, like one for self hosted sites? So you buy 2 domains, one for AD and one for sites? Or you use an internal domain for AD?
Thanks. I didn't realize syslog would help. Just configured it to send to my grafana/loki server. Not sure if it's really helping, but seems like maybe it's a bit faster. I've long since done everything listed here and more, but in the last couple months my nextcloud has seemed a bit sluggish for some reason.
Already does what? I've been using these scripts for a long time. The biggest feature for the lidarr one is it downloads the songs from sources that aren't torrents or Usenet, namely deezer or tidal. These scripts do a lot of additional things as well, if desired. Its all in the git.
I made a pressure sensor for my bed with an ESP board, some tinfoil, foam, and cut up Ethernet cord. Here it is talked about on HomeAssistant forums.
If you go this route make sure to read all the comments in this thread. Original uses paper, I used some foam to make the distance between the tinfoil larger. There is also a comment around the 150 comment mark that has some extra settings to put in ESP home regarding voltage. They made a massive difference in false positives, which you really don't want if you are relying on this for keeping the lights off while you sleep.
I built one with an esp32 and some tin foil and foam. link to guide. If you go this route read through this whole thread for improvements to the final product.