I got pissed off at Google Photos, which led me down a self-hosting rabbit hole. Ended up installing Linux everywhere, even my "gaming" one eventually (I do development, and WSL was a resource hog).
The hardest thing to degoogle has been email - I've used the same address for years. But I use Thunderbird so at least I don't have to see ads in my fucking inbox
I'm aware :) really, anyone that backs up anything at all shouldn't be using ONE THING for backups.
Personally, I use it to "sync" photos from my phone to my computer. I run nightly backups via a cron script.
Still, can't say I've had any issues so far
Maybe unpopular opinion, but... if you're not interested in learning DSA with any form of rigidity, you don't have to learn those right out the gate. Just get your feet through the door. Build a small project, automate something - you will learn about your chosen language's data structures by default. If there comes a point in time where you're expected to know about DSA, you'll probably have found the reasons/motivation by then
I hardly ever see people talking about Pocketbase in threads like these, but as a dev I love it
I DO have an ad blocker. I still ended up seeing an ad, that one time. It might've been on mobile. Or I might have had my ad block turned off. Either way, I've gone out of my way to make sure I never see an ad in my email again. Used mobile devtools to uninstall the Gmail client, Firefox with uBlock add-on, etc...
I use Obsidian for notes too. Recently, I've been playing with Starlight (based on Astro) for notes that I want to put on the web. It supports .md & .mdx files so creating a page is pretty much just copy + paste. Haven't gotten around to self-hosting it yet though
thanks for using Leebra!
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