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  • Osmand - I use this along Google maps, but it’s nice to have entire regions downloaded and it shows more information than Google maps, specifically for back country stuff where you need to see every type of trail

    Home Assistant

    Wireguard - I love that the protocol is lightweight and secure, makes it really easy to access my home network without needing to expose self hosted stuff to the internet

    Bitwarden - self hosted with vaultwarden/SQLite, changed my life and it’s really easy to share logins with my partner

    Immich - self hosted, the first real replacement for Google photos I’ve found. It has autobackup and it’s really easy to share albums.

    Kiss Launcher - I like how simple it is. My home screen ends up disorganized anyway so it’s honestly just faster to have a recents list and a quick search feature.


  • I noticed that during the driver shortages in the US, produce from Cali was noticeably more expensive than local produce (NC region), which made me angry. Chains like target/Walmart didn’t bother selling fruit from local farms and would rather sell marked up fruit from Cali. Watermelons grown in the same region were $2-3, whereas from Cali were $5-8. Fortunately grocery store chains did have locally grown produce for cheaper.







  • I’m not convinced using rust is all that useful for web development. There are already plenty of other mature well optimized solutions for backend web development that includes a lot of security, qol features ootb like mature orm’s with optimized database access which regardless of how fast your code is can bottleneck your site much faster if you don’t have smart database access.

    Yeah, theoretically rust can be faster than ruby/python/node, but it’s harder to optimize it enough to get to that point and you will have a much harder time finding devs to work on such a project because the amount of backend devs that have enough rust experience is so small, they’re like on the opposite sides of the ven diagram of languages for web developers.

    On top of all that, languages which are heavily used for web development often get low level optimizations baked into the frameworks/languages so you can get pretty amazing performance uplifts over time to bring it to the level of lower level languages.