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Post to vikunja forum on the tension between self-hosted ownership and corporate branding: https://community.vikunja.io/t/the-tension-between-self-hosting-ownership-and-corporate-branding/5110/1

It is on the list. Thanks.

Learn to use a source code control system like git.

I’ve begun making numbers of small edits to wording displayed and such across many of my applications, because I find myself engaging with multiple types of people: those with accounts, those who are hyper technical, and those randomly browsing around with no account.

I’ve noticed that system defaults from developers often have no bearing on my actual users, so embracing my ability to customize to taste. :)

My current thought is: scripting API access related to a Forgejo repo and runner. Adding services, which are perhaps taken offline after a set amount of time. Unsure about email, but open to ideas. This would be a project for those actually interested in contributing, be it through a git repo, or other method. Thoughts? I've done this before with a VPS, but starting from the domain level is new!

Yep and yep.
Currently acting as bluetooth proxies (one at home, one at work connected via wireguard).
Next one that I plan will be measuring CO2 and barometric pressure.

ESP32 make total sense. Do you use them as sensors? They make me think of Home Assistant.

Don't see why it wouldn't.

Does ESP32 count?
If no: Probably nothing of my knowledge.

The last thibg I remember were 2 Raspbians that I migrated to 64-bit installs of which one was decommissioned.

Absolutely. Open to thoughts on it, because it is a lot. Was learning about systemctl --user space after reading comments that "people running containers probably don't know the first thing about their database."

Will this migration become a episode?

I'm curious what your current architecture is.

I occasionally spin up Octoprint, and Klipper, for 3D Printing tests. Also relayed question to self-hosting.