| No. | Date | Topic | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13 | Automation | Brain Dump to Notion: A Self-Hosted Telegram Voice Note Pipeline | |
| 12 | Infrastructure | Getting Started with Check_MK Monitoring | |
| 11 | Infrastructure | Mounting SMB Shares on Proxmox Backup Server | |
| 10 | Automation | Getting Started with Ansible Automation | |
| 9 | Detection | Automating DNS Threat Detection with Splunk | |
| 8 | Detection | Splunk SSH Alert | |
| 7 | Infrastructure | vSphere Snapshots | |
| 6 | Infrastructure | 🚀 Using Terraform with vSphere: A Step-by-Step Guide | |
| 5 | Detection | Wazuh | |
| 4 | Detection | Phishing Detector | |
| 3 | Recon | Nmap Dashboard Creation | |
| 2 | Infrastructure | pfSense - Building a Secure Firewall | |
| 1 | Notes | First Post |
Details
Post 13: Brain Dump to Notion: A Self-Hosted Telegram Voice Note Pipeline
- Published
- 12 October 2026
- Topic
- Automation
- Length
- 5 min read
- Tags
- n8n, Telegram, Automation, Homelab, Notion, Ollama, Whisper
- Summary
- How I built a voice-note-to-task pipeline: send a Telegram message from anywhere, and a self-hosted n8n workflow transcribes it, sorts it into tasks, ideas, notes and journal entries, and files it in Notion. No inbound ports, no subscriptions.