Sounds like Bandcamp but with a subscription. Not exactly reinventing the wheel here guys…

I used Nextcloud to store and share sensitive information like insurance, identity and tax documents. Not a big deal if it was ever down for a while, but I didn’t trust it was hardened enough. Only other thing I was using it for was backups and I switched to S3 for that.

I know what I’m doing and good at following best practice, etc. But at the end of the day I’m just a dude running docker. There’s too much to lose if there was ever a 0-day or I misconfigured something.

Docker:

• Plex
• the *Arr’s + Flexget
• Pihole + Cloudflare DoH
• Syncthing (for syncing RetroArch saves)
• Duplicati
• Caddy

I used to run Bitwarden and Nextcloud but I didn’t trust it to be always available and too risky to host on my own.

Running on:

• Gentoo
• Ryzen 5 3600 / 128 GB ECC
• 112 TB RAIDz2

Eh, it has a share button but all it does is copy the task title and whether it’s complete or not. No due date/time or any other information.

I really like Tasks.org.