harsh3466 @ harsh3466 @lemmy.world

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I might have to go back and give it a fresh listen. I dropped off years ago when he was deep into running radiotopia.

:wq

;)

I didn’t think Roman hosted it anymore. Is he still making it?

Edit: just had a look. I guess he is. I seem to remember a spell where he wasn’t hosting. Am I remembering correctly?

I’ve been running Joplin server for about two years now, and I concur. It’s been great.

The venn diagram of toxic masculinity and homophobia is pretty much a circle.

Edit: fixing my dumbass phone’s autocorrect.

Came here to say this. Disgusting and stupid.

Oh dang. I’m going to have to give that a spin.

I just started scrobbling with Listenbrainz. I do it through an anonymous account, and the scrobbling comes through my self hosted music server.

I’m trying it out to see if I like the recommendations. If I do I’ll consider it a fair trade off in privacy for now.

Another sync option is self hosting the Joplin server.

I loved CrunchBang. Wish it was still around.

Also, love this type of thread. My favorite thing about lemmy has been making it my music discovery engine. I’ve bookmarked this thread to check out everything everyone else is listening to.

Demons by Allison Russell. Honestly, I’m obsessed with the whole album, but this track in particular has me captivated.

I’ve thoroughly enjoyed Murderbot, I’m on my second re-read.

How about All Systems Res, by Martha Wells. Book one of the Murderbot Diaries. Nice, fun, short read.

Or the latest entry in the series, System Collapse. That’s a little longer than All Systems Red, but still a short read.

Audiobookshelf doesn’t support OPDS, and if that’s your use case, you’re probably better off with Kavita.

I’m okay with it because I can fire up the web browser on my pocketbook ereader and download the books. It’s clunky but it works well enough for me.

I haven’t implemented it yet, but audiobookshelf does support sending ebooks to devices via email. I just haven’t bothered to get a mail server up and running for it.

Both Kavita and Audiobookshelf require a particular folder structure. Since Kavita is comics first, the folder structure for ebooks isn’t quite as intuitive, and I didn’t care for it.

I had Audiobookshelf up and running well before I spun up Kavita, so I was already used to that folder structure, and since it’s designed around books anyway, to me it makes more sense.

Regardless, as long as you use the proper folder structure for the service you land on, you should be good to go.

The other reason I went with Audiobookshelf is that to me, it made much more sense to have all of my audiobooks and ebooks under the same service. (Albeit in different libraries)

I use it for my comics, but I didn’t care for the file/folder structure it required for books, so I’m using audiobookshelf for my ebooks as well as my audiobooks.