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Hello!
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Over the past few weeks I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about time.
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At the beginning of 2022 I chose to laterally transition back into an engineer after six years in engineering management.
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I’ve been wanting to elaborate on some of my journey with self-hosting in blog form, but I have already put together something in presentation form.
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For several years now, my primary personal computer has been my desktop PC, which is far from mobile.
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Balancing work and life is important to keep stress in check and improve one’s productivity and long-term happiness at work.
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When I decided to begin hosting my own cloud services and get off Google, Microsoft, etc., the first thing I did was start documenting the things I absolutely needed.
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I’ve been using this custom Alfred Workflow to streamline my 2FA logins with my YubiKey.
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Since I’m hosting my own web services on a small number of servers, I really want to be able to do so with the simplest, most widely supported tooling available.
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Syncing Google and Gravatar profile photos to Nextcloud contacts When I decided to migrate my life from Google to my own, private server, one of the first things I moved was my contacts.
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If a service isn’t monitored, is it really running?
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A little over a year ago I began my journey into self-hosting, and today I am off Google services.
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When I decided to begin self-hosting, I chose to do it with Docker very early on.
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As a software developer, I often spend time in my computer terminal.
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So I jumped on Mastodon recently.
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Why would I, or anyone for that matter, go through the effort of self-hosting their own web services when Google, Apple, and Microsoft all have powerful, free options?
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Several months ago, I decided to liberate myself from the corporate cloud ecosystem that I had been so heavily invested in.