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Others already answered with information that you usually have more devices then just 1. So you can have access to your data from PC, laptop and your phone. I
by npodbielski 1y ago
Others already answered with information that you usually have more devices then just 1. So you can have access to your data from PC, laptop and your phone.
I for once also like to have my own data my own. I.e. I have:
- my own email server
- my own files sharing service
- service for cardDav, CalDav etc.
- service for editing my own office files on mobile
- notes that are synchronized
- streaming of movies and music
- build and git server
- my own smart home service
- notification service
- chat
- VPN
- desktop sharing service
- my own DNS for blocking adds
- and others
- leosanchez 1y agoCan you list out the names of services?
- mkayokay 1y agoYou could have a look at the following list, as there are a lot of options to choose from in each category: https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted
- npodbielski 1y agoSure but not here. It is too public forum. Drop me an email and I send you some examples.
- bjoli 1y agoI tried various Things to be able to access my own DNA while not at home and ended up using wire guard for my subnet so that I always have access to my DNA server. Right now I am solving it with mikrotiks "back to home" app., but the regular wire guard app does it as well. It uses very little battery.
- bjoli 1y agoSo, I am a victim of autocorrect. I mean DNS.
- npodbielski 1y agoYou mean DLNA? Like media server? The ones I am/was using are quite wide spread. The most popular is plex I think, but I never liked that you have to register someplace else to be access your local library, crazy notion for me. Anyway the nginx reverse proxy is enough for those. You can login and listen to your own music or watch your movies anywhere. Checkout for example here: https://github.com/linuxserver/reverse-proxy-confs https://github.com/linuxserver/reverse-proxy-confs
- bjoli 1y agoSorry. It was an autocorrect mishap. I meant DNS.
- ZoomZoomZoom 1y agoReads like a cool sci-fi story premise. Remote access to base DNA for the robotic body for person verification, or for a self-mutating or rapidly evolving organism.