No, but Vaultwarden is the one thing I don’t even try to connect to authentik

Implying you have it deployed in active use, no?

But you mention having vaultwarden and not connecting it to authentik. So you basically have bitwarden selfhosted.

May I ask why you’d want to selfhost bitwarden if the free hosted version is almost as good aside from the few unimportant paid perks?

reusing passwords on internal

Please implement a password manager.

Bitwarden can do almost anything on the free tier and the few perks cost 10$ per year which arent even mandatory for actual usage.

Why clustering? What do you need HA ina home environment.
I could care less if my Jellyfin server went under for some hours of downtime due to some config change.
Will some be unhappy because my stuff isnt available? Maybe. Do I care about it? Depends on who it is.

Anyway: Way overkill outside of homelabbing and gaining experience fpr the lols.

Also used homeassistant as an appliance. I won’t bother doing that thing into docker.

Maybe take a look at your smb share config?
Sounds like something that are considered “Special” permissions on Windows that allow you to do only some actions but not all (way beyond read/write/execute)
Maybe also take a look if there are ACLs active?

If you need some inspiration, here’s my bag:

Never had any sooo…good?

Obsidian.md + paying for sync.

Transitioned from a mix of Keep + OneNote + Obsidian.md to just Keep (hidden todo list feature I utilize to keep track of shipping orders I have yet to receive) and obsidian.md (I have yet to import my old personal and work KB into the synced KB).
My other option was NotesNook

Heres my thread: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/34370838

My pouches are a sort of faux leather type of material. I couldn’t fill it with anything bulky but I could certainly get a small stack of 200€ bills inside without being bulky.

The last statement was me wrangling with XMLTV getting EPG data to import for japanese pirated rebroadcasted IPTV.
It was actually painful to configure the XML statements to scrape the data as I had to both understand how the values were derived and how I need to change them as they were regional stations.

In the end it was this syntax:
Example from their page: <channel site_id="23##10##101040" xmltv_id="日テレ">日テレ</channel>
Actually needed was the info inside the site_id:

• 23 = Region
• 10 = Terrestrial (they seem to have different digital networks)
• 10140 = The number of the channel (same channel-name for different regions
• (unmentioned here but in another example they had an additional number after the 10140 which incremented by one or two without any understandable reason)

I had to get the region from the URL/source code out of the dropdown menu and find out that the type of broadcast is somewhere hidden in the html table and that there is is a small number besides each channel name dependant on the region)

Edit: This whole endavour took me 3 weekends to implement into my setup

There are random bitcoin/crypto ATMs in some major cities.
So probably there. Dunno if they require an account.

To add that secret compartments in your accessoirs.
My sling bag for example has 2 velcro pouches on each side of the band. You would think they are sewn shut but on closer expections they are actually vecroed.
Using it as a emergency storage for some coins. Helped me once already.

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