Hello everyone, I just wanted to introduce you to my newest project. Its a simple time-based priority queue for your chores!
I suppose its a very niche area, I just wanted to have some queue from which any member of my family can take one of the top most priority chores.
Also, it is (going to be) kinda my reference project so you may find some weird stuff like why the heck am I using liquibase 😀 Simply because I use it at work and I want to show it off in the future when I am sending my CV!
I make no promises for the future feature, but I would like to have chore categories (so multiple dashboards baby) and maybe a home assistant plugin (for smart displays).
Oh and one more thing, I did not use any LLM’s to create this stuff. I think at some point I will have to make some project with AI to “improve” my CV, I am seeing it in way too many job descriptions, but I don’t want to do it for the fun projects like this one.
Anyway, I hope you like it, feel free to tell me your opinion, even if it’s just saying that my sense for UI esthetics sucks (oh boy I do not have that sense I know it) 😀
Oh and here is the repo https://codeberg.org/Tony4dev/chorizard
Look into StorJ, they work out of the box with truenas and the backups are done with restic, encrypted by default. And it’s quite cheap, I pay less than 5 eur but I don’t backup there my multimedia (not worth it and my bro has the same anyway). I backup over a terabyte. I think it will always be more expensive to build your own backup server than to use what is available on the market even with subscription. And again you can encrypt so it’s completely safe.
I am backing my proxmox to my truenas, there is a good vid from Lawrence systems about it, but they are two separate devices in my case. In theory you could use your pc for the backups, depending what os you use, how often are you using the pc etc. You could simply use syncthing, restic or you could spin up lxc with proxmox backup server. It doesn’t matter it doesn’t run 24/7, it has to be running only when regular backup is done, maybe at times you know you are always at the pc.