Jason Stangroome
jstangroome@infosec.exchange
<p>He/him. Principal Infrastructure Engineer. CISSP. Futurama and Factorio enthusiast. Privacy advocate.</p><p>Australia.</p><p><a href="https://infosec.exchange/tags/infosec" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>infosec</span></a> <a href="https://infosec.exchange/tags/cybersecurity" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>cybersecurity</span></a></p>
Posts
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Post #4460495
Finally replaced Google Keep notes as part of my personal Big Tech exodus. After considering Obsidian and LogSeq, I chose Joplin: markdown-based, with E2E encryption and native sync to various backends, including to my existing OpenCloud deployment. #joplin #opencloud
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Post #4402272
Local police increasingly embracing foreign big tech and not bothering to link to their own website for the latest missing persons alert SMS. Their website does list the person they're seeking but then states "An image of the missing person is available on NSW Police Force social media pages" with no direct link. https://www.police.nsw.gov.au/news I really hope the person is found, soon and safe, but police only posting the image to Facebook is suboptimal. #auspol #digitalsover...
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Post #2358926
Almost 18 years ago I adopted Google Workspace (then GSuite) for my family mail domain. Today I switched the MX records over to mailbox.org instead. I had considered Proton Mail, Tutanota, and self hosting but mailbox.org won for supporting a broad range of mail and calendar clients via popular protocols for the right price. Slowly chipping away at the Big Tech dependencies in my life.
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Post #2358925
I want to store and access my old emails (1 to 20 years old) on-premises, only accessible via the local network (or perhaps VPN). They should be searchable, but read-only, and require no reply or forward support. They&#39;ll be accessed infrequently so CPU and ram demands should be minimised between and during accesses. Moving newer mail to this archive will be batched manually. I was originally hoping to find OSS webmail server software with low resource requirements and the option to dis...
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Post #130669
@nini@oldbytes.space @jellyfin@mastodon.online Thanks I'm now donating the monthly price of a Plex Pass to Jellyfin instead, 50% to the project, and 50% directly to an individual dev, with a calendar reminder to rotate between devs regularly.