Homelabs

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we essentially don’t own our a lot of the things we already paid for—oura rings, our hp printers, our smart home security devices—we are renting them each month we pay for them 

https://youtu.be/zptP3GiaulE?si=F_yNTHFm9fIyQeQ8

This is part of the /homelabs ethos— reclaiming ownership of not just data but services and having hardware that is 100% yours!

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amen darling. what's your latest project look like

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Nothing crazy. Just seeing which third party apps I can drop and go more into the Apple ecosystem. Which is ironically contradicting the point of the original cast but it's part of a larger effort to find balance between DIY and trusting big tech.

It's a bit nuanced but my current approach is using more first part Apple software that doesn't rely on subscriptions, namely Reminders, Calendars, Mail, etc.

ah the return to first party tools with open apis. love this for you