it has to be!

this looks awesome!

bro better have they damn flush cuts up in this bitch

need a kodi addon!

isn’t it awesome? i am scared to update it too far for an unknown reason

enjoy! this is what actually introduced me to rclone and webdav in general, as crazy as that sounds!

the ripples of evolution from this new skillset being introduced to the homelab are still being felt

here’s what i’ve spun up so far that ive gotten the kids using

• xmpp for chats,
• emby/jellyfin
• luanti
• mealie
• calendars
• webdav for retroarch cloud
• home assistant/mopidy/navidrome for music (all they see is home assistant).

probs more but can’t think right now

habitica was my answer to one of the kids wanting a tracking app (they were leaning towards a sobriety themed one)

and wowzers it has really changed my life (a truly decent amount)

i love luanti so muchhhhhhhhhh and was so happy to be able to port my minecraft bedrock world over (after a few downgrades and shit)

it is awesome!

i really like my ntfy.sh server at the house!

i got scared with the huge AI commit for postgres and i locked my install at the version just before, but it appears to still be doing okay

like, right the fuck now

i looked at volumino, lyrion and some others. didn’t feel like i was really digging further into open source

i have a similar setup cobbled together with navidrome, mopidy (with subidy, MPD and other extensions) and snapcast running right along side it, allowing me to play two audio streams at once. (one is audio, other is announcement pipeline)

mopidy has a decent amount of dev action. navidrome even more so.

snapcast can sling anything across the network.

tied into home assistant for control and automations

Ive tried ersatz and a couple of other things it was cool

if you’re needing this channel on multiple devices at once (synced-ish) then ersatz is the way to go… but it uses some hardware/horsepower and it bugged me seeing the metrics spin up on that server for me to wanna have some background noise

instead, i found out kodi can do smart playlists!

I have jellyfin/emby feeding several kodi installs, and made various playlists based around various rules (can be genre, folder, tags, or TV show titles etc), with one of the rules being playcount for episodes/movies being under a certain number.

added a script for starting each playlist to buttons in home assistant, and bam, poor mans channels.

when an episode gets finished, the playcount goes up, keeping us from seeing the same episodes.

i know we’re getting crazy here but i even created a variable, so when the house knows i put it in “TV mode” like that, it maps my channel up and down buttons to the skip foward, skip previous buttons, making it feel more like channel surfing. which is a little much, but puts a smile on my face.

in the home assistant script, you could add a “skip 3 minutes” when “changing channels” so it feels like real TV, no need to see the first few minutes of speed! Where is Sandra Bullock!?

thanks for your info fellow human! i have not kept up with the evolution of these corpratorganisms

wtf, Sony giving in also?

its nice out here! waters fine

Left coast 70s is my go-to to test a new client audio install. It has never offended anyone and is always “fresh”.

or snikket, the docker version of this with some things pre configuration-tated

heck i really wish we could all throw a party together. part swap, stories swap. show off cool shit for everyone to copy.

help each other fill in the missing pieces

y’all seem like cool peeps meme-ing about shit nobody else gets!

time to test the backups!

virtual mission?