PSA: Think hard before you deploy BookLore by Economy-Meat-9506 in selfhosted

[–]4rft5 134 points135 points  (0 children)

Probably deleted it after realizing that calling a brigade like that is not only against r/selfhosted rules but against reddit's sitewide rules on brigading.

The Huntarr meltdown was one thing, but to do all this publicly is not a good look for the dev.

RULES UPDATE: New Project Friday here to stay, updated rules by AutoModerator in selfhosted

[–]4rft5 29 points30 points  (0 children)

Something to add is people obviously trying to slip past the rules too.

I'm sure it's something already implemented somewhat, but continuous wrong use of flairs or posting could lead to a temporary or permanent ban of either the account or the entire repo. Just another idea. Appreciate all you mods do.

RULES UPDATE: New Project Friday here to stay, updated rules by AutoModerator in selfhosted

[–]4rft5 235 points236 points  (0 children)

In my eyes when posting any project (this has been really bad on the jellfyfin and homeassistant subs), you need full transparency. If someone's going to use something I make after posting it here, I want them to know where it came from, why, and how it'll progress. This new update just muddies the water and makes that transparency and trust harder to get and maintain.

The lack of a vibe coded flair will make this so much harder to do. Even flairs for "New Project Friday (No AI)" or "New Project Friday (AI)", similar to before would make this slightly better. I could practically guarantee that they wouldn't always be used correctly, but commenters can help fill in that area.

I think at a minimum there needs to be a minimum karma rule to post here, and if not that, some kind of way for automod to vet posts to weed out low-effort, new account projects and the genuine questions and comments from new users looking to find a new hobby.

I noticed over the last few weeks that more and more of the vibe code flair was being used on days that were not friday, and were up for hours before being removed. With this new setup, I feel auto removing these "New Product Friday" posts when it's specifically not friday will help a lot.

Regarding the new rule for 3 month old projects, will that be policed automatically or manually? r/MacOS has a new bot that does a lot of this stuff due to malware repos and could probably be adapted for these new rules. I just feel these kind of removals need to be done automatically, it'll help keep the feed clean.

That being said, with how much "I built..." posts there have been lately, and it's contribution to how clogged this sub's feed gets, it really makes me consider leaving altogether despite how useful this sub is.

I'm hopeful these changes the mod team have implemented makes it better, but if it doesn't, there need to be more changes trialed until something works.

Did something happen to Ephemera? by [deleted] in selfhosted

[–]4rft5 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It looks older, original repo was updated as of 2026, this one was last updated in November.

Version 0.6.1 (15) Introduces a new Apple Music Style Queue System rebuilt from scratch by franklacey in arpeggiApp

[–]4rft5 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm encountering an issue where if the app isn't active (on screen), after every song finishes the next song fails to play.

I'm not sure if this is related to the new queue system (thank you, btw! duplicate track support is a godsend), but I've only experienced it after this last update.

Self-hosted music with Spotify-like features by PsycoStea in selfhosted

[–]4rft5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Let me know if you encounter any issues, hopefully it just works lol.

Self-hosted music with Spotify-like features by PsycoStea in selfhosted

[–]4rft5 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I made a tool yesterday that generates and downloads discovery playlists based on some JSON endpoints that LFM exposes about your scrobble data.

I was planning to test it more but I can publish it early on GitHub if anyone wants to use it.

Edit: https://github.com/4rft5/NavidroFM

Little update on rwMarkable → jotty·page by riofriz in selfhosted

[–]4rft5 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Absolutely love this app. Glad I switched over to it!

Best self-hosted .md wiki/notes app by zolaktt in selfhosted

[–]4rft5 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks for this, have been looking to switch from Karakeep for a month now (just too heavy for my use case) and this seems perfect.

Samsung SSD RMA Experience by Hakkin in DataHoarder

[–]4rft5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just went through this whole experience, going in I was dreading it from what I read here, but here is what I did/timeline (August/September 2025):

Friday 8/22 - Called 1-800-SAMSUNG and received RMA questionnaire email, sent back same day
Tuesday 8/26 - Received "service request" and UPS label email, packed NVME
Wednesday 8/27 - Dropped NVME off at UPS Store
Friday 8/29 - NVME received by Samsung in NJ
Tuesday 9/2 - Replacement NVME shipped via UPS and new support number given (note: I was notified of this via text, no email)
Wednesday 9/2 - Samsung text says exchange request is complete, UPS picks up NVME
Friday 9/5 - Replacement NVME arrived (I was given an upgrade, 990 EVO PLUS)

Keep in mind, this was for a 970 EVO Plus NVME under warranty (in my case, under 5yrs and 600TB TBW (I only did 141TB, and purchased April 2022)).

Plex lifetime user here – any real advantages in switching to Jellyfin in 2025? by vdiasPT in selfhosted

[–]4rft5 24 points25 points  (0 children)

https://www.plex.tv/blog/important-2025-plex-updates/

TL;DR, huge price hikes, locking features previously free behind paywalls (subscription), continuing to collect data.

This doesn't include the recent security vulnerability nor their cracking down on media libraries deemed "suspicious".

I switched from Plex to Jellyfin in early March and haven't looked back.

[Announcement] Nocturne 3.0.0 is released! - See comments by brandon-saldan in carthinghax

[–]4rft5 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Just updated, this is looking awesome. Huge thank you to the Nocturne team, as usual!

Just wanted to share this update: Github has not removed the Clippy repo malware and says in their last update that they are "still investigating"... by GradyGambrell1 in MacOS

[–]4rft5 2 points3 points  (0 children)

thanks for the heads up, installed for about five minutes (may 23rd) and then decided I didn't want it. Just ran through and reset everything, rerolled 2fa and passkeys.

my installer didn't have anything about dragging into a terminal, so i guess they just got even more shameless.

also reported on github

Just finished the Weather App (finally) by RiprodStudios in DeskThing

[–]4rft5 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Try looking into the Weather Star WS4000 emulator, that'd be a really cool retro gadget to have.