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Self hosted email for 20 years so ignoring that: - nextcloud for photos/drive - bitwarden with vaultwarden backend for passwords - self hosted Firefox Sync f
by throwaway67743 5y ago
Self hosted email for 20 years so ignoring that:
- nextcloud for photos/drive
- bitwarden with vaultwarden backend for passwords
- self hosted Firefox Sync for everything else
- syncthing for outlying file sharing
- jottacloud for high capacity storage dump (rclone is your friend)
Probably forgot something
- 4kelly 5y agoThese are all great tools. But I wanted to gingerly hop on this thread to say that de google doesn’t have to mean self hosted. I found it very rewarding to put my money towards companies that are aligned with my priorities (be it privacy or other) even if there were free alternatives.
- kingcharles 5y agoAgreed. Fastmail is a great example. They are cheap, but their product is excellent and so is their support. I never have to worry about losing my account unless I stop paying. I got burned on that when I went to jail, but they offer a pre-pay option so you can now pay a decade worth of fees in advance :)
- throwaway67743 5y agoYeah, I do use the odd service, email is just because I've always done that and I still like the flexibility
- jrib 5y agowhat are you using for self-host firefox sync?
- throwaway67743 5y agoThe awful python 2 sync server still works for the most part, with storage bits and auth - it is a chore to setup and it sucks a little but eh, nobody else has bothered to make sync useful enough like the alternatives that do support custom sync need command line args which is not ideal and also rules out mobile devices entirely whereas Firefox on android has the ability to configure custom sync server for example