I misunderstood this feature. For some reason the way it was worded, I thought it was more of an “I’m about to die, let me establish this other user with access to my vault”

I recently started tinkering with Nix too, pretty neat.

I had 3 R640s at home churning kubernetes for about a year. The main benefit of it for me was that it was an enjoyable and fun learning experience. Ultimately I received no real benefit in availability due to just city power issues and me not wanting to shell out for that large of a UPS to prevent a kubernetes cluster disaster. Ultimately due to energy use and the heat, I scaled back to running a bunch of docker loads on a NUC extreme, and one of my R640s. Of course you could also run k3s on a string of raspberry pis or something too.

My realtor was trying to sell me a trailer that was a mobile lan party that she would rent for events. Which was a brilliant idea. I had no time since I work multiple jobs. But that would be an awesome side gig. She got it for her son as a business but he opted to work at Lowes instead for some juvenile reason.

Radarr for movies, Sonarr for TV shows, Lidarr for music and Prowlarr to aggregate torrent/usenet sources and sync to the other arr apps. oh and overseerr to request movies/tv (even if it’s just for yourself… it’s a nicer interface and has better recommendations than the arrs)

through HACS you can set up the HASS agent for your pc. Work probably won’t want it on their computuer, but if you run teams/slack on your home pc, you can configure sensors for all kinds of stuff. including a powershell script result. or an active process. You can configure it to when teams/slack is running on your PC during work hours, Your remote working light turns on. or something like that.

throwing out a mention for usememos. https://www.usememos.com. It’s opensource