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* About me.
** About me. \U0001F44B
** About me. \\U0001F44B
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@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ Self-hosting, I have since learned, is when you run useful programs from your ow
To begin, I needed an always-on computer to run these useful programs. I began with a humble Raspberry Pi.
[[/images/rpi.webp]]
[[../content/posts/my-selfhosting-journey/images/rpi.webp]]
#+caption: My humble Raspberry Pi and it's hard drive. This dude currently tirelessly runs [[https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdGuardHome][the excellent Adguard Home]] and downloads a backup of my data every night.
These are tiny, but capable computers that are great for fiddling with. The projects [[https://www.reddit.com/r/RASPBERRY_PI_PROJECTS/][people develop for these are amazing and diverse.]] With RPi in hand, I began with the ambitious project of replacing Google Drive with [[https://nextcloud.com/][Nextcloud.]] After much frustration with a bare metal installation, I found the [[https://github.com/nextcloud/nextcloudpi][NextcloudPi project.]] Surprisingly, it went pretty okay! At first, I was intimidated by Linux defaults, but over time I grew to appreciate, and indeed, prefer Linux as an operating system.
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I thought about making this into a "guide" style post. I nixed that idea because, quite frankly, I feel like I don't know what I'm doing. I am really happy with my setup, but I don't feel like I have the authority to tell people how to administer their own services. If you are interested, allow me to point you toward the guide [[https://www.smarthomebeginner.com/traefik-docker-compose-guide-2022/][that really got me rolling: Ultimate Traefik Docker Compose Guide.]]
For those of you wondering {{{relref(what I am currently hosting, check out my current list here!,zpb-current-selfhosted)}}}
For those of you wondering {{{relref(what I am currently hosting, check out my current list here,zpb-current-selfhosted)}}}!
** TODO How I write this blog: or how I learned to love Emacs.
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#+begin_sidenote
I want to go on the record here and say that I think it is sensible that she doesn't trust my self hosted services that much. In the early days of my self hosting journey, let's just say that the up-time of my services were extremely finicky. I like to think they are more permanent now, especially because I am hosting everything on a VPS, but I certainly cannot compete with the stability of Google and Amazon. (Or pretty much any other paid service for that matter.)
#+end_sidenote
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4. [[https://gitea.io/en-us/][Gitea]]
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5. [[https://syncthing.net/][Syncthing]]
If I could only tell someone to self host a single service, I would have to pick Syncthing. It is a continuous file synchronization program, which means it keeps a specific file or folder the same between any device running Syncthing. I use it to keep my [[https://keepassxc.org/][password database]] and my [[https://orgmode.org/][org-mode notes]]
If I could only tell someone to self host a single service, I would have to pick Syncthing. It is a continuous file synchronization program, which means it keeps a specific file or folder the same between any device running Syncthing. I use it to keep my [[https://keepassxc.org/][password database]] and my [[https://orgmode.org/][org-mode]] notes
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#+begin_sidenote
Now org-mode might be the biggest rabbithole of them all, and definitely the topic for another blog post. I use it to manage my TODO list, my lab notebook, my shopping lists, write this blog, and maintain my [[https://zettelkasten.de/introduction/][Zettelkasten note database]]. It is an immensely powerful tool.