Self-Hosted

Brent Gervais, a techie from the Jupiter Broadcasting network, joins Wes Payne, a self-hosting enthusiast, to dive into the world of local-first file sharing. They discuss the evolution of off-grid computing, like the shift from Raspberry Pi to Odroid H3 for enhanced efficiency. Brent shares insights from the recent Red Hat summit, while Wes highlights his favorite self-hosted apps. The conversation takes a nostalgic turn as they reflect on their podcast journey, emphasizing the importance of community and technology in their lives.

Dusty Mabe, a contributor to Fedora focusing on Fedora CoreOS, joins the chat to explore the impressive benefits of this CoreOS-based distro. He explains its advantages for self-hosting, including automatic updates and container management. The conversation also dives into self-hosted notifications, discussing how to use Notify for better control over alerts. Plus, the hosts tackle the recent Plex controversy and the implications of community trust versus corporate influence in tech.

In this enlightening discussion, guest Stephen Schattin shares his experience of enduring a week-long power outage that affected his homelab. He emphasizes the critical importance of disaster preparedness for self-hosters and offers practical tips on managing power outages. Stephen also explores innovative solutions using Tailscale and Unraid 7.1 for improved networking and system management. Dive into their conversation about integrating Home Assistant for enhanced automation, making sure your tech doesn’t go dark when the lights do!

The hosts uncover a long-standing mystery and reveal their latest tech experiments. They explore the evolution of game streaming, introducing Apollo as a game-changer in efficiency. Listeners learn about advanced features like HDR support and low latency gameplay. The episode also highlights challenges in self-hosting apps, privacy concerns in media streaming, and the excitement building up for the upcoming Linux Fest Northwest. They wrap up with reflections on their podcasting journey and invite audience interaction for a special farewell.

Xe Iaso, a software developer and creator of Anubis, dives into the world of AI bots and their relentless attacks on self-hosted systems. They discuss innovative solutions to combat scraping, including a unique proof-of-work challenge that protects resources. The conversation also explores the challenges of navigating the media server landscape, the ethical dilemmas associated with aggressive scraping practices, and Iaso’s experiences managing an overpowered homelab. Get ready for insights on open-source technology and the intricate dance between AI and security!

The podcast dives into recent changes in Plex, sparking debate over transitioning free features to paid options. It highlights the new requirement of Plex Pass for remote playback and discusses users' frustrations. The conversation shifts to comparing Plex and Jellyfin as media server options, touching on home automation innovations like indoor air quality monitoring. Listeners also enjoy anecdotes about server setup challenges, nostalgic gaming, and the unexpected success of a recent meetup, showcasing community engagement in tech.

Dive into the hilarious world of building computers on the go, where travel mishaps meet tech challenges. Learn about serious server diagnostics and hear about upgrades like the powerful Threadripper CPU. Discover the latest in smart home security and automation, including incorporating Z-Wave smoke detectors for enhanced safety. From HDMI capture devices to innovative networking solutions, this episode covers a range of tech that keeps both home and RVs secure and efficient!

Delve into the joys and headaches of self-hosting, where control and privacy reign supreme. Discover a nifty Zigbee routing trick that enhances smart home efficiency, along with a look at secure networking solutions like Tailscale. Explore the innovative platform OpenWebUI for accessing AI models, and learn about the dynamic developments in file systems like bcacheFS. Finally, hear about practical home automation measures and community contributions that strengthen tech engagement and safety.

Brent Gervais joins to share his expertise in self-hosting technologies. The discussion dives into the innovative features of the Tempest weather station and its integration with home automation for accurate forecasting. They also explore Pangolin, a self-hosted alternative utilizing WireGuard for secure service exposure. Additionally, Unraid 7's capabilities and the latest OPNsense release bring fresh insights into home lab management. Expect humor and helpful DIY tips blended throughout their engaging conversation!

In this enlightening conversation, Alex Tran, a key figure behind Immich, shares an update on their innovative self-hosted photo backup solution. He dives into the evolution of personal projects into professional open-source initiatives, emphasizing community collaboration and user feedback. The discussion also touches on the importance of optimizing digital management tools while navigating the challenges of sustaining open-source projects. Perfect for tech enthusiasts eager to dive into the future of self-hosting!