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Timestamps For Detailed Shownotes and Links - Click Here (00:45) Linuxfest Northwest (02:10) Audience Suggestion - Forgejo (06:02) Television Fuzzy Finder (08:38) Uptime Kuma- Monitoring (12:25) Dockje - Docker Compose Manager (14:50) Homebox - Inventory Management (17:14) Ameridroid Sponsor - LINUXPREPPER coupon at checkout Home Assistant Green Home Assistant Skyconnect Zigbee/Matter adapter Home Assistant Voice Preview IndieDroid Nova (19:40) Whisper AI - Speech to Text (27:00) What services would you like tested on an arm64 server? Let me know. (27:30) Lemmy discussion on AI tools people are testing locally. (29:10) Themio Stereotool (30:19) scp - SSH based Copy (32:00) ffmpeg audio extraction from mp4 video after a Zoom call. (32:47) Getting a New Laptop. Windows 11, AntiX, NixOS, Kubuntu. (53:30) Ubuntu adopting uutils (57:00) Podcasting 2.0 support - State of the Podcast Alby Hub and fundraising sats to register it. Podcasting 2.0 listeners should now have Transcription and Chapter support as of this episode. IPFS Podcasting is supported. Host and you’ll receive a split of donations. Spread the Word! Help promote the show. Send in feedback. See more detailed episode show notes by clicking here.

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  • 00:00:00 Linuxfest Northwest
  • 00:48:05 Audience Suggestion - Forgejo
  • 00:56:06 Television Fuzzy Finder
  • 01:00:07 Uptime Kuma- Monitoring
  • 01:02:07 Dockje - Docker Compose Manager
  • 01:03:07 Homebox - Inventory Management
  • 01:03:37 Ameridroid Sponsor
  • 01:03:52 Whisper AI - Speech to Text
  • 01:04:00 Themio Stereotool
  • 01:04:04 scp - SSH based Copy
  • 01:04:05 ffmpeg audio extraction
  • 01:04:06 Getting a New Laptop
  • 01:04:07 Ubuntu adopting uutils
  • 01:04:07 Podcasting 2.0 support - State of the Podcast
  • 01:04:07 Spread the Word! Help promote the show. Send in feedback.

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    • boonhet@lemm.eeEnglish
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      15 days ago

      Most people are too lazy to switch to alternatives when docker works fine most of the time and has a huge community to get support from. What do you use?

    • HyperfocusSurfer@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
      1·
      12 days ago

      I mean, as long as it works, why would they? Like, I’m also unlikely to suddenly go converting all my nix spaghetti into some new and shiny thing unless it makes doing something I need considerably easier