I used Borg to backup a bunch of dev servers a few years ago, about 5TB from several dozen hosts, over several years. It worked flawlessly, and its dedupe is downright magical.
The restore workflow, where you just mount a snapshot and copy what you need, is fantastic. Very straightforward and reliable.
Looks really good!
Very cool, I have one too but I haven’t dedicated the time to learn it yet.
First thought was that it looks similar to a Keyboardio model 100: https://shop.keyboard.io/products/model-100
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Oh boy that looks really nice. Though I’m way too attached to my Keychron Q10 Alice keyboard.
A wiki with strong moderation tools, and gnupg signed/verified text built into it from the start.
An activitypub method to keep git repos in sync automatically.
A small blog type tool that’s used as a replacement for facebook. It would have a hosted “gathering” component that is always online, then when you open your local app, it pulls down all your stuff.
Shared secrets like a distributed KeePass or Bitwarden.
Distributed home directory and/or development environments.
Something like the useful bits from KeyBase. I really wanted keybase to be something that could support this use case: Alice@foo gets a dev job at Bar. Her ID is added to the cool_project@bar group and automatically she has access to all the group’s big bug tracking, file shares, wiki, git repos, group chats, etc. Her joining the group is recorded in a permanent record, which can be publicly or privately annotated by people specifically allowed by the group she joined. It’d become an automatic resume.
You heathen! Quarter turn with each loop!
Hey, this is way better than Emacs vs vim.
This might fit your requirements:
https://www.keychron.com/collections/low-profile-keyboard-collection/products/keychron-k15-pro-alice-layout-qmk-via-wireless-custom-mechanical-keyboard?variant=40568767610969