Yes, I’m definitely trying to understand the “why” of what it is that I am doing. I’m just going to be using YUNO as a starting point.

Yeah, I thought I understood also. Clearly, someone is mistaken though, I’m just not sure if it’s me or the OP which is disorienting.

Oh my god, you were right. Yuno is AMAZINGLY useful for exactly what it is that I am attempting to do!

Bro really is that dumb, huh?

Sevral people have mentioned Yuno and I’m going to look into it shortly. Thanks for the input!

Thanks for the advice. Currently, I have a backup of all of my important data on a high capacity HDD that is completely disconnected from any devices. There is no real way to automate backups with that setup, but it’s what I am working with at the moment.

Amazing, thanks for sharing. I understand Riseup and Disroot and the missions of each, but I’m having a bit of trouble with Tildeverse , likely because I am not well versed in *nix operating systems as of yet. I’m going to commence to reading up on all of these!

Let me begin! I came to win. Battle me, that’s a sin!

This is basically a war crime.

I’m in this image and I don’t like it.

Thanks for the suggestions! Someone else has mentioned YUNOHost and that is definitely on my radar and my mental list of things to look into!

I have set up KeePassXC and KeepassDX, but that’s about as far as I have gotten thus far. I’m currently trying to figure out Obsidian for notes and a general knowledge base.

This seems to be an extremely valuable resource. I love the GitHub awesome lists, and I definitely starred this one as a reference point!

Nice! Yes, photo storage and backup as well as note sync, reminder sync, calendar, etc. are all very important micro services to me.

Indeed, I do agree but I’ve never done anything close to this magnitude so it is kind of intimidating for me. It is a learning process though!

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Good luck on your journey!

Awesome suggestion! Thank you.

I have no idea what Riseup, Tildeverse, or Disroot are but I will certainly look into it.

Great suggestion! I will definitely implement something like that.