Episode 301: Self-Hosted 3: Calendars, Contacts, & Notes
Originally Posted on June 23, 2023
Episode Link:
Show Notes:
https://inteltechniques.com/blog/2023/06/23/the-privacy-security-osint-show-episode-301/
Show Topics
00:00:00 - News & Updates
00:00:37 - System76 leak summary
00:04:13 - How to know if you have exposure from the leak
00:05:53 - Lessons from the leak
00:07:41 - Update on mobile privacy eBook regarding Twilio
00:09:23 - Update on mobile privacy eBook regarding GrapheneOS
00:09:54 - Recap of previous self-hosted episodes
00:10:23 - Intro to self-hosting calendars, contacts, and notes
00:12:30 - Current landscape of calendars, contacts, and notes
00:18:21 - Self-hosting options
00:18:28 - Stand-alone applications
00:19:22 - Disadvantages of stand-alone applications
00:20:40 - Server options
00:21:17 - Recommendation: Micro-PC
00:22:09 - Why renting a server isn't self-hosting
00:23:43 - Why to avoid turnkey micro pcs
00:24:21 - Michael's setup
00:24:37 - Using Etebase for self-hosting calendars and contacts
00:29:36 - Benefits of this setup
00:31:26 - Using Standard Notes docker image
00:32:27 - Opinion on Nextcloud
00:33:17 - Using a virtual machine for self-hosting instead of a server
00:33:46 - Overview of Michael's setup
00:34:00 - Accessing a home server remotely
00:36:34 - Options for creating a secure connection
00:37:10 - Using Cloudflare
00:41:05 - Is it worth it?
00:42:38 - Who is this for?
00:43:50 - Outro
News & Updates
System 76 Leak https://inteltechniques.com/book7a.html
Links
https://github.com/etesync/server
https://standardnotes.com/help/self-hosting/getting-started
https://standardnotes.com/help/self-hosting/docker
https://www.cloudflare.com/products/tunnel/
https://github.com/juanfont/headscale
I would love a PDF on self-hosting though I think it might be too much work to maintain given how quickly software changes. I think that’s the reason he only gave links to resources here rather than specific tutorials. Who knows though, hopefully I’m wrong.
And unfortunately there’s no magic behind the timestamps. I just listen to the podcast while I’m at a computer and type them into a text editor. I think it’s helpful when you want to revisit a topic he covered in an episode but don’t want to have to forward through the whole thing to find it.
I know some podcasts have chapters where you can just click on a link in your podcast player and it will take you to that specific spot so some day I want to try and see if I can “re-master” each episode by adding chapters.
Tx so much for ur hard work 🙏 I tried to find an online whisper ai transcript website to transcribe each podcast but only found 1 with 25mb upload limit 😪 I can do it on my linux machine but I gotta put it on and get the file yada yada. Its a bit of a drag.
Hey I transcribed the podcast small model u want the zip file?