Thanks for the great shows!! I love how the V2V works on podcasting2.0, even it might be privacy concerning, I wish there is an app can monitor what apps I use on my Linux boxes & donate automatically SATs to each related open-source project, for now using separate payment options for each project, cheers :)

Helloo, medium time listener (few years) here and I have finally parted ways with AntennaPod so I can start boosting in more! I have a question re databases in selfhosting. Do you tend to use Mysql/postgres for all your services or stick with sqlite? As the only user of my services sqlite performs well and backups are easy.. but I'm considering swapping things over to postgres - probably one instance with a DB per app rather than a new instance per app. Thanks for all the great shows! :D

Have you tried Libro.fm? It's very similar to audible and has monthly memberships at the same price as audible but you're buying from an independent bookstore of your choice but best of all you can download the audiobooks from the website in DRM free mp3s easily and with no hassle. Great show as always, love you all

This week I got around to setting up PhotoPrism and pointed it at my library of ~150k photos and videos and it has been great. In addition to NextCloud syncing from our phones, I'm gradually weaning the wife and I off of Google Photos. Thanks for the show - jellyfin sounds like it might be next on the slate to play with.

Challenge: “Amateur April” where y’all finally dive into amateur radio aka ham radio

If the person in 3rd place for the hard drive just needs a 6 port SATA controller to be able to attempt data recovery of their foster kids, I’d happily provide one. Chris knows how to find me in Matrix and via email. There’s a lot I can’t help with… this sounds like one I could.

I really wish something self hosted would play m4b audiobooks and have polish. Audiobookshelf gets the job done, but doesn’t excite me. According to https://bit.ly/3lXgMyi Prologue will start supporting Audiobookshelf 🤞🏻

@Alex there is no month that starts with ‘p’ but I propose ‘No Docker’ November.