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Readers above the age of 30 will undoubtedly recognize the name PewDiePie, a popular YouTuber predating the era of brainrot and skibidi. This week, he released a new video titled I'm DONE with Google – an overview of his recent de-Googling in which he cites privacy and control as the major drivers behind jumping ship (despite the video being hosted on YouTube).
Donning a tinfoil hat for the first few minutes, he delves into the topic of self-hosting about halfway through the video (which currently sits at 2.5M views) and references popular apps like Bitwarden, Vaultwarden (which the video's captions transcribe as Volta Warden), Joplin, FileBrowser, and Nextcloud – all of which he hosts via a Raspberry Pi 5 and Steam Deck. It's an interesting watch and will almost certainly foster broader interest in self-hosting for a new demographic.
In unrelated news, if you're mourning the passing of Windows' blue screen of death or the recent retirement of Readarr, consider meditating on one of the several zen-named projects that crossed my desk this week:
Happy selfh.st/ing!
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Meet Metadata Remote, a self-hosted web interface for manually updating and managing audio file metadata. With Metadata Remote, users can easily connect to and tag their music collections with suggestions from MusicBrainz directly from a web interface and without the clunky-ness of existing popular tools. Features include smart suggestions, undo/redo operations, bulk operations, advanced album art management, keyboard shortcuts, and more.
Metadata Remote can be easily installed via Docker and doesn't require any additional containers for deployment.
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Use history > commands.txt to save the terminal's command history directly to a file:
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1012 dockcheck.shClick here for an archive of commands shared in past newsletters.
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