As long as you protect that password store with a sufficiently strong password that you store in a password manager that has a sufficiently strong password :P

I joke but yes some sort of password store is what you would use but make sure that password store needs something like a yubikey with a strong private key on it ^⁠_⁠

The problem is how many random characters can you remember in your head?

A good encryption key would be around 32 characters to form a 256 bit encryption key.

You can do a fun game of encrypt the encryption key with a password but that’s just another vulnerability in the chain.

I recommend getting a PGP key stored on a yubikey and then encrypt all your notes with it since it’s all in markdown, I store my notes on Google drive and keep them decrypted in memory so that I can still use Obsidian.

+1 for Diatraxis, my team has started using it to align all documentation.

One can dream.

What about envoy proxy?

Nothing else on the market has as low latency implications to workloads that I am aware of.

I’m also curious about that

Doesn’t help if there is housing available but it’s 3 hours from where my work is :/

I much prefer the Netherlands goverment approach where they host their own Mastodon instance.