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…For my Jellyfin server, I have it running behind Nginx and Unbound, using reverse proxies to provide remote access using Let's Encrypt SSL certificates. Like Jellyfin, it's not perfect, but…
…If you haven't heard of Tailscale before, it's a zero-configuration mesh VPN service that lets your devices connect over a private, encrypted network, even when they're on different…
…Just buy a Thread device, power it on, and let it join a self-healing, high-speed mesh network seamlessly. In practice, using Matter and Thread was frustrating and only got more…
…But since everything exists on my (highly locked down) LAN, I don’t need to encrypt the files I wish to sync between local devices. Syncthing has terrific P2P file synchronization features…
…It gets the same Enhanced Tracking Protection, end-to-end encrypted syncing, and also strips out Mozilla's own telementry by default (whereas Firefox requires you to manually opt out in settings…
…Once you sign up and let them join a meeting, they send emails to everyone on the call without taking any consent. While the transcription quality is fairly accurate and the features…
…It takes less than 15 minutes to set up and requires almost no networking knowledge, but more than that, it lets me access my NAS from anywhere in the world as though…
…I let Vaultwarden store everything in an SQLite file, which is the default method, because backing up the whole vault can be done with a single file. PostgreSQL and MySQL are also…
…RustDesk offers end-to-end encryption by default. Even when I’m not self-hosting (more on that in a minute), I don’t feel like leaving my crucial data exposed. Unlike…
…And even though most of the traffic is encrypted these days, you can set up a VPN on the router for added security. If you have a travel router that comes with…