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It’s free and fun for me. I wanted to learn docker and various networking stuff. For normal end users, I don’t think there’s any benefit like you pointed out

Self-hosted bitwarden. Highly recommend

Creating an AI UX Researcher who finds pain points based on 18 finger models

Nice! I’ll check it out

Wox + built-in Everything search is incredibly quick and powerful

@CARCOSA@hexbear.net can we make this entire post a tagline

Like all of the humanities

Not everyone needs to go to college or grad school or do a PhD or do a postdoc because they can’t get a job or another postdoc or

It definitely is confusing, and I didn’t full grasp it when I did it 😅

The installation process will vary depending on your OS. I have a synology, so I followed this walkthrough and some youtube videos as well: https://mariushosting.com/how-to-install-bitwarden-on-your-synology-nas/ but QNAP, FreeNas, etc will have their own install process. They should be pretty similiar, though, if you use docker.

Self-hosted bit warden works like a charm plus you get to learn reverse proxies if you use docker on a Nas, it’s pretty fun, would recommend

Really? I quite liked the movie

Traditionally, airlines would not charge for the first two pieces of checked luggage unless they exceeded weight limitation. But in February of 2008, United Airlines began charging $25 for the second checked bag. In July of that year, US Airways (LCC, Fortune 500) started charging $15 for the first checked bag

This was to offset high gas prices. Gas prices went down. Luggage charges stayed.

This was super helpful comrade, thanks for this post

Paying for airplane luggage