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I keep a wiki using obsidian.md. The hard work is in working up the motivation to keep it updated. API keys and such I like to keep in Bitwarden/Vaultwarden
I like this approach because it doesn’t require someone to stand up a database to read it. I have this worry in my head that I’ll be gone for some reason and my family will need to figure things out. Them not having to deal with a database right from the beginning seems very worthwhile.
Secrets etc in 1Password, for reasons similar to above even though it doesn’t fit the self-hosted mindset.
Obsidian is so good
It is, I use it to write anything down.
It's not FOSS sadly :/ I really thought it was.
It really is. I used notion for years and finally got fed up with the slowness and inability to use offline.. tried obsidian with git syncing and switched everything almost overnight. I managed to recreate everything I liked about notion plus some stuff I couldn't do with just a couple plugins