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What webapps do you selfhost that aren't media/game servers?

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  • Whoogle, a meta-search that strips away all the nasty things from Google. Can't live without it tbh.

    • Start your inner monologue and set small goals.

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  • Over planning can be a problem indeed. You gotta keep it simple and real. I use markdown files (plain text) and vim (text editor).

    • Start your inner monologue and set small goals.

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  • Habit tracker with all self-care tasks is the way to go for me. I use a template with my daily tasks which is easy to edit. Every day in the morning I add those tasks to my daily tracker and go about ticking each one of it. I have a goal of 6000 self-care tasks per year and with some scripts I can easily track the percentage I've completed. I also use the habit tracker for my hobbies.

    Every day I update my habit tracker several times a day and have been doing it for almost 4 years. It has helped me immensely. In the past I felt sometimes it was a chore, but knowing how much I've done through the days help me keep grounded.

    • What profound statement has stuck with you over the years?

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  • "Everyone has what they deserve"

    • Can I self host a VPN that sneakies through the China firewall?

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  • I don't know if it will work, but it's possible to tunnel all your traffic through a VPS using SSH and a piece of software called sshuttle.

    • Does journaling really help to maintain a profound psychological state?

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  • Journaling is OK but what really keeps me grounded is an habit tracker. Without it my life is pure chaos.

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    • Books to read for a beginner atheist

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    • What is a book that you will gladly read again?

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  • Interstellar Age or any book from Jordan Peterson

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  • Living one day at a time

    • Recommendations for privacy-focused, open-source alternatives to corporate apps

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  • password-store is a CLI app to store passwords and even supports OTP.

    Whoogle is a meta search (still uses Google search) that takes the bloat off.

    Matrix is a decentralized and secure messaging platform.

    For email I have a vps (costs less than protonmail) and use Maddy.

    There are a few good firefox alternatives, I use waterfox on my phone and floorp on my Linux PC.

    • [Seeking reassurance] Anyone here "conquered" your rabbit-hole tendencies?

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  • Atomic Habits is a good book that might help you (or not).

    I use daily habit tracking for my self-care (and also my hobbies). It's not for everyone but it keeps me grounded.

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    • Long-Time Linode User Considering Hostinger VPS – Is It Worth the Switch?

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  • I don't know about Linode, but with Hostinger you get a resource cap on CPU usage. If you put your VPS to crunch something you will be throttled down on CPU. I once tried importing Wikipedia on my VPS and had my CPU throttled down. I pay for the cheapest VPS with only one CPU. In this case you don't really get the "full" VPS to yourself...

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  • There is a book called the four agreements. This book helped me a lot.

    • Question about playing all the mainline Pokemon games on original hardware.

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  • You could play all of them with a modded 3ds. It's fairly easy (imho) to mod a 3ds.

    • Series: What are your ADHD Tools of Thumb?

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  • Making lists and time blocking

    • Encrypted P2P Chat

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    • Help with deployment

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  • Why save things on github? I used to save my configs directly in the server running docker. To change anything I had to ssh into it and do the stuff.

    • What tool do you use to display your self-hosting infrastructure

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  • A frontpage with links to all services and a monitoring app like Monitoror to allow me to check what's running.