Yeah, just like pounds

I’m covered by gdpr but it was active. Links maybe fixed?

Like fingerprinting. Or at least makes it a bit harder to figure out who what and where you are.

You still need a way to store and move energy. How big a battery you want on that ocean liner? Or do you only sail when its sunny?

Theres a subscription for this that works kinda like that.

Otherwise a vpn into your hone network gives you access from your devices. Maybe your router already supports this, otherwise tailscale or zerotier and similar can be a good solution.

I dont have issues exposing my ha to the internet through caddy, but i filter traffic based on country of origin (geoip2). Used to have separate auth in front but i removed that a few months ago

Edit: not too much use of running two containers if you expose the same storage to both. Better option would be to have two reverse proxies, one for local and one for internet, both proxyinf the same ha instance. That way you can get ha on normal https port with certs.

Imo you are pretty safe with a reverse proxy with an extra layer of security.

Somewhat true depending on when you migrated i guess. The diggbar was when i left, and when v4 made the masses move there was already high signal to noise on reddit. That can not be said about this place.

Edit: when i made the move I moved to something different than digg. This is just poor mans reddit clone. This is not where the most insightful people are, and the up/downvotes are driven by how popular an idea/answer is rather than if it brings some insight to the table.

Just my thoughts though, and i still browse reddit with RES for memes.

Reddit was there before digg 2.0 I frequented both for a at least a few years. Im old so my memory is fragile but it feels like it was more than a year at least