You know the songs on Spotify are not yours, right? You were just renting them?

I’m not saying you shouldn’t try to collect them now for use in Navidrome, but calling them “your songs” is just grating on me for some reason.

Also, I am a Spotify subscriber and just now tried to use yt-dlp with it but got this error:

ERROR: [DRM] The requested site is known to use DRM protection. It will NOT be supported. Please DO NOT open an issue, unless you have evidence that the video is not DRM protected

:(

Great to read the story from Adventure Log’s author. I just installed that app and I’m looking forward to trying to help improve it.

More options, yay!

https://selfh.st/apps/?tag=Kanban

Like others said, OP, I use Planka solo and its great for simple use cases.

Awesome, thank you.

I’m new to this app and confused. If I install/configure OwnTracks, what else do I get from Dawarich?

I think my approach is fairly common:

• Do research on Amazon, find products, companies I want
• Leave Amazon, go directly to the company and buy it from them directly.

For example, last week I looked for a kit to grow micro-greens at home. Found one I liked, left the evil awful, bought it from the maker on their own web site. Repeat as often as you need.

Just checked it out. That UI really does not look like any other contempoary app though. :|

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Hey, I’m doing this now, using DuckDNS. But I had to forward a port thru Router 1, as you call it. That’s your problem.

Maybe Tailscale would help you? (I’ve not used it though)

Or, instead of allowing port 80/443 traffic in, what I have is a random port used by my Wireguard VPN opened only. But I have to connect thru that when I’m not at home. I. E. only I can access my web server.

Does this help, OP?

https://selfh.st/apps/?tag=File+Management

Man, I’ve read this like so many times. So… I just set it up and it’s working a treat. I installed radicale via radicale-docker, got it confogured with my user, set it up in Thunderbird and install/configured Davx5 and Fossify calendar (via F-Droid) on my android phone. <phew>

Docker for radicale (which is unofficial but they don’t offer one, so…)
https://github.com/tomsquest/docker-radicale?tab=readme-ov-file

The only thing I might have to get used to is the sync delay with davx5. How often do you have yours setup to sync, if you don’t mind me asking?

Same (till today) but then the only way you can access your calendar is in the Tuta apps, and then you can’t share appointments with others, invite them, and so on. Bit of a limited option, unless your calendar security/privacy is really important to you.

Thanks. Low risk, just chatting with friends. And trying to avoid big tech nonsense.

Noted, and thanks!

I’m in learning-mode here, so forgive me if this is a dumb question: if I have my home server connect to a VPN for all outbound traffic, would that mitigate your issue with “your single IP”. Would that make it so the IP they see is my VPN provider’s, not mine? Thanks for any info

I’ve not tried these but this site is helpful in finding apps.

https://selfh.st/apps/?tag=Location

Hauk looks interesting.

I got a kobo e-reader a while ago and love it. I get library books on there via WiFi/internet, or just import books from my PC via USB cable so easily. F*** Amazon.

OK why is nobody suggesting Tuta?

I used the free version for about three years, till I needed a custom domain, so now I pay. Either way, I think its worth OP checking out.

https://tuta.com/

And it was the advertisers who complained and won this case. This might still be a win for data privacy, if Apple leaves control over ads in the users’ hands.

Yes, that should work, I believe, though I am no expert. I watch YT via Freetube with my VPN on most of the time, and right now too. I use Mozilla VPN if that matters and have it connected to just some other US city, but as always, YMMV.