infra
=====

self-host everything.

ever got into actually reading privacy policies of the apps you use?
what about their terms and conditions? (and not just the TL;DRs)

you'd be surprised.


setup
-----

- fork this project to your own
- update relevant variables in ./{local,server}/<project>/vars.sh
- run:

```
./{local,server}/<project>/setup.sh
```

also recommended to fork the forked repositories themselves,
so that you're in full control when updates come in. use:

```
./list-repos-to-fork.sh
```

to get the list.


project list
------------

local:

- wakapi -- open source alternative to wakatime (coding stats)
- spicetify -- spotify patches
- devel-core-git -- docker container to develop core git,
                    see https://blog.kipras.org/devel-core-git-macos

server:

- ubuntu -- general ubuntu server setup, ready to deploy everything else here
- dotfiles -- my dotfile setup [1], automated for a server environment
- snapdrop -- like airdrop, but F/OSS & cross-platform
- ssh-shareport -- subdomain setup to forward to a locally running & shared port
- kipras.org -- my own domain & subdomains deployment
- turbo-schedule -- my own project, tvarkarastis.com [2]

[1] https://github.com/kiprasmel/voidrice
[2] https://github.com/kiprasmel/turbo-schedule

not included here
-----------------

libre:
- keepassxc - password manager
- vscodium - F/OSS vscode fork

free:
- obsidian - if taking notes, much better (privacy & more) than some *other* note taking apps

paid:
- little snitch (macos) - interactive network filter


see also
--------

- dotfiles -- https://github.com/kiprasmel/voidrice