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@rubdos@mastodon.social Now that was a high quality blog post if I ever saw one 👌 I could point that to a newbie, and also picked up a few things myself. I have been able to trim down the number of systems I have to take care of down to a few* laptops and my phone. 10III wears two hats; it's the hub of my huge infra and also a mobile phone. My setup is now location independent 🙂 As the hub/server it's the Internet access point, and the invaluable Syncthing tosses files around (notes, ownKeepass files, images...). As a phone: podQast has overtaken gPodder, Unplayer for music, Talefish for audiobooks, Skruuvi for reading the Ruuvi sensors, Whisperfish to talk to my family. Tarkka is a new great addition (which I wish I didn't need). Plants will see more usage again as the spring advances. I use Obsidian as a data storage. On the computers I mostly edit the files with neovim and on the phone I read and edit them with Notizen.md. It's a bit limping experience at the moment, but I haven't yet gotten around to improve it. That's pretty much my usage. I'm grateful for everyone that makes this possible - some of you are in this thread :blob_wink: I tried to replicate this with iPhone for a few years, but it was terrible/impossible. [*] a few occasionally run Raspberry Pi's (pies?) and old SailfishOS phones as sensor hubs in various projects