pacoboyd @ pacoboyd @lemm.ee

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FreshRSS or Tiny Tiny RSS are just a couple of self hosted options. I just setup FreshRSS last week and am using FeedMe app on Android to read my feeds.

My only issue so far is not every site has RSS feeds anymore. I tried RSS-Bridge in docker, but had issues figuring out how to enable the bridges, the documentation for it isn't great.

Best source ^

Sometimes you can pick them up used for $100 or so. It really is the best smart TV device short of a mini PC. Basically it's responsive and "just works"

...that's what I said, right?

Nvidia shield makes a decent Plex server in a pinch. You can use an external NAS or plug an external HDD in directly.

Almost everyone that runs Plex also runs some sort of NAS though. Personally I run mine off TrueNAS and have an unRAID backup.

New to Vikunja? # Vikunja is the open-source, self-hostable to-do app. It lets you organize all kinds of things, from your shopping list to a multi-month project with multiple team members. Different ways to view, filter and share your tasks make this a breeze.

Thanks for this. I've been digging into RSS after I exited Reddit was considering self hosting because most of the services I found don't do what I want. What client do you use with your FreshRSS instance for Android?

Second Liftoff. Quite good, but still missing my Sync options.