These two appear to be the most active and have some similar commits:

https://github.com/nrndda/cantata

https://github.com/fenuks/cantata

It’s a link that’s base64 encoded. Decide it with something like https://www.base64decode.org

Thanks for mentioning this. I didn’t know Bitwarden worked with DDG’s email service.

The Bitwarden official documentation covers this for anyone looking: https://bitwarden.com/help/generator/

Like @DarkKronicle@beehaw.org, I’m using Mealie and it works for my needs. Another popular recipe app is Tandoor but last time I looked the setup was more complicated that what I wanted to get into.

For RSS, I’m using Miniflux which is very lightweight but has nice features.

Here’s a whole list of selfhosted apps: https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted. I would recommend looking for apps that solve a problem you’re having vs. installing everything that looks interesting.

I don’t agree that Tailscale is overkill, it’s very quick to set up and allows me to connect with all of my services no matter where I am. I often check the ingredients for a recipe on Mealie while I’m at the grocery store for instance.

Here’s a few other communities to check out related to self hosting:

• Selfhosted@lemmy.world
• Self Hosted - Self-hosting your services.@lemmy.ml
• homelab@lemmy.ml
• Self-hosting@slrpnk.net
• Homelab@lemmy.cloudhub.social

I just went through that process myself. Here’s the communities I found so far:

• !artificial_intel@lemmy.ml
• !auai@programming.dev
• !fosai@lemmy.world
• !machinelearning@lemmy.world
• !ArtificialIntelligence@kbin.social
• !gai@sopuli.xyz
• !guide@lemmy.intai.tech
• !generative_ai@links.hackliberty.org

Edit: Fixed my links

I get you, I have to look up the same stuff all the time because I don’t use it often enough. A good alternative to man pages I found is tldr. There’s a web app if you don’t want to install it either: https://tldr.inbrowser.app/

Great to hear. In my day-to-day job I use grep all the time against of directory of 50k plus text files. It’s a great tool to learn and utilize.

Looks interesting. What do you do for mobile devices that need to connect to your network?

I read about mastodon comments previously, I think it was this article https://carlschwan.eu/2020/12/29/adding-comments-to-your-static-blog-with-mastodon/

Commento looked interesting the last time I was searching for an option.

Or since you’re on the fediverse already, there’s webmentions.