About 113 kWh (155w) for me. I have 2 Intel NUC type devices, with two drive enclosures. Plus my networking equipment which include POE cameras.

First thought is VPN port issue. I recall changing from Mullvad to ProtonVPN because Mullvad wasn’t’ doing the port forwarding correctly… or so says the robot.

I have and use pass for system secrets but for service where I’m logging in via the browser, I prefer KeePass.

I built myself a ‘new masked email’ workflow. I copy and paste the site url into the form and click create. It generates my random masked email, generates a strong password, prompts me for my keepass password then saves all the things and copies the generated password to the clipboard. Here are some screenshots. I did a test entry to demonstrate for you.

New form.

I type in my KeePass password and I get this screen while the entry is automatically saved to KeePass.

This all runs on an Intel NUC in my office and is accessible over my local network.

Uptime Kuma

I use 11ty to host my static site. I’ve used it for years. It’s well documented and learning resources.

No. I do not use Google devices to call HA scripts/scenes. I play TTS announcements over my local network to the nest minis. The devices have physical switches on them to disable the mics and I have turned them all off.

Google nest minis.

I run Calibre-Web in Docker (linuxserver.io image) and read on a Kobo. My desktop Calibre library on my laptop is the source of truth; Syncthing replicates it to the server where Calibre-Web serves it, and the Kobo pulls books over Kobo Sync