KDE Kast does sync with it as far as I remember. Not the best in terms of UX though.

Fumbling around with k3s to get my toes into deploying a Kubernetes cluster from scratch for the first time ever. No real long term usage planned, just some testing to gather experience.

I’m in the process of doing an initial restic sync of my primary storage to B2 as offsite backup and while I’m at it finally got around having a look at resticprofiles to simplify my restic backups on all my systems. Highly recommend it as it reduced my mental overhead of doing regular backups quite a bit!

Finalise my physical network to have at least one available port in every essential room & build a new home server/NAS.

Well, turns out that when you host a private service that allows others to share files, they might share files that they are not allowed to share. But in return your door gets kicked in in the morning and suddenly no one wants to take credit for the actual upload anymore.

1. less is more, it’s fine to sunset stuff you don’t use enough to afford them using cpu cycles, memory and power
2. search warrants are a real thing and you should not trust others to use your infrastructure responsibly because you will be the one paying for it if they don’t.