Oh that one looks nice ! thanks

Ok, well I see it’s not what I’m hoping for And by not this, I mean this

I am aware of self hosted “blogs” but that’s not what I want.

A better way to explain what I want is

This, but opensource and self-hosted

https://pastebinrichtext.com/

with per-file access control

It’s hard to tell if any of these are the thing I’m looking for or not.

I’m reading the grav page and I have no idea how this is.

Is this like this

Press a button
rich text editor appears
write stuff
press save
send link

That’s what I’m aiming for. I had a look, and the blog platform are so much clunkier and frustrating to use. And each of these seems to want to eat several of my weekends to install so I don’t have the luxury of reviewing all of them.

Well, I’m hoping someone has a better one, or at least can confirm that one of the things I listed isn’t actually a huge waste of time.

Yes, like that except not with a terrible interface that looks like the unholy union of vscode and vim.

I want something that is more akin to using microsoft word except it’s in the browser and not made by satan Something I can recomment to people and know they’re not going to come back to me and ask “what is a markdown code block”

Requiring client to runs client side code, if tolerated, will lead to the extinction of pure http clients. That in turn will enable to drm the whole web. I rather see it all burn.

Thanks that looks like the most attainable way for now. But I would like to have more data in there, such as season temperature trend, 10th and 90th percentile historical values and min/max temperature records, to give context to the data. Also have precipitation. Be able to zoom in and out of the data to get more find grain minute-by-minute, or see the last 5 years at once, and be able to move the “X” position in time, so that I could watch the data, at the minute level, but from 4 years ago. Also I would hope to see the 7 day temperature prediction line

Like this, where the yellow line represents “now” and to the right is predictions

This looks good, although I’m not a fan that it says “non-commercial use” To me that means, we reserve the right to alter the deal. Also it seems to get it’s data from a private company, rather than my local government weather office and their public API, whatever it might be ?

Also, this says it is an API. So would I need to code up an entire web front end to display the data like I would like … ?

I presume, there is some application which can display data of this API ? Are any, like the style I am after ?

I see that it has the historical data so that’s great, maybe I could have the min/maximum recorded temperatures as part of my single temperature view thing, at least, it could do it !

I see there is a 10000 API request limit, so I don’t know if that’s going to work at all. If I just scroll back in time, I imagine it would bust this 10000 request cap very quickly ?

But that does sound like the most promising meteo self-hosted option.

It’s kind of weird we’ve got maps, mail, notes but not weather ?

There are so many people making their own weather stations but it seems here there has not really been someone self-hosting their own weather dashboard !

Maybe it’s a new frontier of selfhosting !

Yes grafana does seem like a good framework for building such a thing. But has anyone done it ? It is quite a lot to learn so I’m curious to see if someone has made one of these self-hosted meteo application already.

Ok, I had a look at windy, but it doesn’t seem possible to self-host Their github repo has a lot of stuff, but no web frontend https://github.com/orgs/windycom/

As for meteo.pl, they seem to use rrdtool to generate the graph, but like windy, they graphs are static, no scrolling or putting cursor on the graph to get exact values. Also, meteo.pl doesn’t seem to have any software repository ? It is just a private commercial website ? There doesn’t seem to be something to self-host ?

Yes, that’s starting to look like it. Does it let you zoom out to the whole year without a page load ?

Also, does it work without a local sensor ?

To be clear, I mean something with a user interface that combines multiple aspects of the weather and lets you change the date range by scrolling.

I have not found one of those.

I"m seeing these options

https://weewx.com/showcase.html https://open-meteo.com/ https://meteostat.net/en/

But it’s many many clicks before you see your data.

And then the data looks like this

Static, non-interactive, no data context

Really complex and unintuitive interface that give you data, one static plot at a time

It’s about creating the conditions for money later

Yes, VLAN is an IT convenience feature, you don’t need it just because it is a feature of the more expensive hardware.

Instead just establish separate L2s and operate proper L3 firewalls between them. For IoT devices, any kind of reliable potato will do just fine.

To punish you for trying to protect yourself. To extract micro-labour out of you (AI training) To discourage you from privacy best practices Oh BTW, the captcha will eventually contain unblockable ads

It is qualitatively equivalent. Any single piece of information could have been copied, it is safe to assume it has all been copied.

Although I would be onboard for supporting an expectation of pruvacy in public spaces and making private cctv recording illegal.