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If its that core to the country maybe the govt should buy it

Loyalty to a brand or company never made sense to me. Its a relationship or a contract. As soon as they start breaking that contract screw em.

Yeah, I use VaultWarden for my passwords, but Bitwarden for secret management. There are a lot options for secret management. If necessary I could just host OpenBao on my NAS.

The Bitwarden news is really disappointing. I thought they were me of the “good guys” but it seems that was only the first phase of enshittification. I quite like their services but I’m starting to make my migration plans. 1password seems pretty reputable and their prices are relatively stable.

Sounds like this could pretty easily be run alongside Frigate for testing. I’ll have to check it out!

Shouldn’t be hard to always return the Unix epoch, timestamp 0. That should just be the default.

Its on Accrescent though

If you want robust (and a ton to learn) go with k3s for a lightweight Kubernetes deployment and FluxCD.

If you want simpler go with docker-compose and doco-cd.

With a GitOps workflow you define it all in files in a bit repo then the server automatically deploys and updates. IMHO its much easier to maintain long term than click ops.

Lots of notes.

GitOps. Either FluxCD if you are on Kubernetes, or doco-cd if using docker compose. You will thank yourself later.

Use an external secret manager. Its worth figuring out, and then you have one source of truth, and one place to update the credentials.

Figure out your backup strategy, document it really well, and test it regularly.

I’m pretty sure it does not federate yet. Please correct me if I’m wrong though.

I don’t think forgejo is fully federated yet. Unless they had a big release in the last week.

I totally agree. I think it stems from Ops people that are angry at developers for building bad software. Theoretically making devs responsible for their deployments would make them care more about the quality, but really it just splits their focus and now they make bad software and provide poor ops.

But it doesn’t mean it isn’t incredibly common. Especially with “DevOps” where the developers are pushed to handle literally every aspect.

I wanna make an app for managing child protection settings to keep kids from doing dumb computer stuff. I’m thinking “Kidiot”

I thought this was programmer humor, not programmer horror