Don't forget to occasionally take secure #backups of your passwords and other stored secrets. I've downloaded my #Vaultwarden vault to an encrypted json file that I can hopefully use to bootstrap a new account in case something happens to my main one.
Any tips or suggestions as to how others securely back theirs up?
Ripping Out Three Backup Systems and Replacing Them with One (Part 1: The Mess)
https://rant.mvh.dev/ripping-out-three-backup-systems-and-replacing-them-with-one-part-1-the-mess/
I had three different backup systems, of which, none would likely restore a full server. The archaeology If you'd asked me six months ago "are your servers backed up?" I would have said yeah, sure. And I would likely have been lying, though I didn't know it at the time.
New #blog post: Approach for major Obsidian folder structure changes
A description of how I approach making major folder structure changes in Obsidian in relation to backups; plus notes about tracking my reading.
https://lwgrs.bearblog.dev/obsidian-folders/
#Backups #Echo #Obsidian #Process #Reading #Tech
Forgetfulino Puts Back Up of Source Inside the Binary
Tus archivos importantes merecen una red de seguridad 🔐
Kopia te permite crear copias #cifradas y recuperar versiones anteriores cuando algo sale mal.
Una opción muy interesante si buscas #privacidad y control en tus #backups.
➡️ https://www.softandapps.info/2026/03/17/backup-cifrado-kopia/
Has anyone made a self contained Time Machine backup server (that runs on FreeBSD)? It looks like the old ways of backing up over the network finally broke, and I can't fool MacOS anymore by using a sparse disk image like I have for years.
I don't want to have to configure and install samba, I just want something that works and is small and self contained.
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