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The Honeynet Project, related to the SANS Institute when I last checked, has a lot of resources on honeypots that are worth a look, if you haven’t already.

That’s a really open-ended question. Depends purely upon your interests and appetite for risk, etc.

Might be worth looking at, from a Docker perspective:

• AdGuard Home (I think it’s better than Pi-Hole)
• Wireguard or similar. Great for reaching your services when away from home.
• Audiobookshelf. Audiobooks. There are good apps.
• Calibre-Web. Ebooks.
• RSS feed reader, for non-social media websites you visit. Plenty to choose from: FreshRSS, TT-RSS, Sismics, etc.
• Gitlab CE. If you’re a developer or can otherwise make use of version control.
• Gotify. Alerting on your containers. Has a good mobile app.
• Heimdall. A dashboard for everything you’re running.
• Komga. If you’re into manga. The best iOS app is meh, but the best Android app is awesome.
• Mealie. Recipe database.
• Paperless-ngx. Excellent for storing your PDFs and other digital life.
• PhotoPrism. Basically Google Photos.
• Portainer. Great for managing Docker containers/stacks.
• qBitTorrent. Guess what that’s for.
• SWAG with Authelia. SWAG does reverse proxying with a Let’s Encrypt certificate, and automatically renews it for you. Authelia provides MFA (Authy, Google Authenticator, etc) on top of it.
• Vikunja. Todoist or Toodledoo without having to pay for features.
• Wallabag. Basically Pocket.
• Watchtower. Automatically updates containers for you. Can exclude the ones you don’t want to update, etc.
• Webtrees. Family tree research, if that’s your thing.
• YouTransfer. Useful for sharing files without having to use Dropbox, etc.

I have in the past run a Valheim server and a VRising server, too. FWIW.

Searched “tdr” before replying, and was inexplicably happy. :)

I have zero problem with curated or algorithmic timelines. I have a 100% problem when there isn’t a chronology timeline option.

It’s simple really: give me the permanent option of chronological without the dark pattern fuckery of having to reset it periodically, or fuck off forever.

Every time a social media site has offered, pleaded, cajoled or forced me to take a non-chronological timeline, I’ve refused. And if that refusal eventually becomes impossible (no option, addons no longer work, etc), I take my eyeballs elsewhere.

You’re not an edge case. :)

Agreed. The lack of varied examples in documentation is my common tripping point. When I hate myself, I use visit SarcasmStackOverflow to find examples, and then reference those against the module’s documentation.

And it’s definitely become an easier process as I’ve read more documentation.

This is what I do. I find keeping 20-odd docker-compose files (almost always static content) backed up to be straightforward.

Each is configured to bring up/down the whole stack in the right order, so any Watchtower-triggered update is seamless. My Gotify container sends me an update every time one changes. I use Portainer to manage them across two devices, but that’s just about convenience.

I disable Watchtower for twitchy containers, and handle them manually. For the rest, the only issue I’ve seen is if there’s a major change in how the container/stack is built (a change in database, etc), but that’s happened twice and I’ve been able to recover.

I used Linuxserver’s Docker container of Dokuwiki when I migrated my notes from Evernote a few years ago. It was easy to setup and configure, has a number of plugins that further improve it, and it did the job really well.

I ended up migrating it all to Obsidian this year, as it serves my needs better, but otherwise I’d still be using Dokuwiki.