What is a service you host you never knew you needed?

[bedlam@lemmy.world]

https://mealie.io/

Recipe manager and meal planner which can pull recipes from the web. I started using it after a few recipes on sites disappeared. My families most used app (besides plex).

[deadcade@lemmy.deadca.de]

I use mautrix/discord, it can work in both puppeting (sign into your account) mode and relay (bot account with webhooks) mode.

[deadcade@lemmy.deadca.de]

https://ntfy.sh/

Easily set up, and easily attached to other things. Simple notifications about whatever is needed, like service health or updates, new posts on public platforms, etc. A simple curl is plenty to send and receive notifications, and it works on Android without requiring FCM (Google infrastructure).

[guadin@k.fe.derate.me]

You've just made me waste the next 2 days, because this sounds great! Only thing I'm a bit hesitant about is trusting all bridge makers. I'm a bit more aware that I use a lot of FOSS where it could be easy for the dev's to just go rogue. But that's still better than giving it away to some closed source company.

[justjack23@slrpnk.net]

Bump and definitely saving this thread!

[haverholm@kbin.earth]

For low end dum-dums like me, https://sabre.io/baikal/ is a simpler, but very stable caldav solution. I bet Radicale has more features, but did I mention being low end?

[meldrik@lemmy.wtf]

I installed this at my work. Became pretty popular

[lazarus@mastodon.xyz]

@poVoq @Guadin
"Enterprise SSO "

[counselwolf@lemmy.world]

why use jellyseer? what are the advantages of it compared to just using jellyfin.

[tht@social.pwned.page]

You can't request media?

[povoq@slrpnk.net]

It supports bog standard Oauth2. Easy to integrate into Nextcloud for example.

[slazer2au@lemmy.world]

They do different things.

Jellyfin plays the media, jellyseer lets me see what films and tv shows are upcoming and select it to be downloaded when I get some time.

[ragebutt@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

A clone of 12ft.io but the old version before they got into beef with the New York Times and kneecapped it. It doesn’t work on every single article with a paywall but it works on the overwhelming majority (including New York Times articles)

And it doesn’t really count because I knew I’d use it but komga+komf+fmd2. I list it though because I didn’t realize I’d use this stack so much. I can now read with my phone, my laptop, my ereader, etc. tachiyomi/mihon works, reading progress is synced, and I never have to visit one of those garbage manga aggregation sites ever again

[hendrik@palaver.p3x.de]

Thx. So far the mautirx ines have worked flawlessly for me. I got blocked once, years ago by WhatsApp when I first set it up. No issues after that, so I'm not really afraid of getting banned. And I'm not planning to use the apps or website much after I got the bridge running. That is if it offers all the features and I don't have a reason anymore to log in myself...

[hendrik@palaver.p3x.de]

Thank you very much. I'm going to set it up then.

[comrademiao@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

Same thing for me. I couldn’t get radical running and baikal was easy

[cm0002@lemmy.world]

Authentik FTW!

[guadin@k.fe.derate.me]

I've installed it as well but the blackout/redact feature didn't work as expected..So not sure if it will be that useful for me. But since I ditched Adobe, I now at least have a PDF editor.

[neatobuilds@lemmy.today]

FreshRSS, i had it installed and setup with a fee feeds for over a year and only like this month has it become my daily read, i can get almost everything in there to just read through while I drink my coffee, sites I bookmarked but never go to can now come to me.

Also with 'five filters full text rss' to get all the images in the feed

[justenoughducks@feddit.nl]

Sadly it doesn't work with CrowdSec which is the biggest thing I would want notifications on (bans and such) and Gotify isn't the pub/sub MQTT-style that I like about ntfy...