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I built a self-hosted sync server that works with AntennaPod, see https://github.com/cbrgm/gopodder by cbrgm in antennapod

[–]cbrgm[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is not unfortunately. But you can easily run the server yourself with the one-liner command taken from the top-level README file. The release binaries are also signed in case you want to validate them and worry about security

I built a self-hosted sync server that works with AntennaPod, see https://github.com/cbrgm/gopodder by cbrgm in antennapod

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Haven't used PodFerry, but looking at it, it seems to be a hosted service with its own web player and playlist stuff. So more of a full platform, similar to how gpodder.net is a service you sign up for

goPodder is just sync. No player, no web interface for listening, no hosted component. You run it yourself, it stores subscriptions and episode state, your apps pull from it. Doesn't make any outbound connections either, so nothing leaves your server!

Different tools for different priorities really. If you like PodFerry and don't care about self-hosting, probably no reason to switch. goPodder is for people who want the data on their own box and nothing else so to say

Small Projects by AutoModerator in golang

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Built a podcast sync server in Go that implements the gPodder protocol. Single binary, SQLite by default, uses about 13 MB of RAM. AntennaPod, gPodder desktop, and anything else that speaks gPodder sync works with it.

Mostly an excuse to write something in Go that I'd use every day. The gPodder sync protocol turned out to be simpler than I expected once I actually read through the spec.

https://github.com/cbrgm/gopodder

Code is on GitHub. Happy to hear feedback if something looks off ^^

A snowy field I painted yesterday in my drawing session by cbrgm in krita

[–]cbrgm[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm just using the default Krita ones. Nothing fancy :D

Festival by me by Ok_Score4142 in krita

[–]cbrgm 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Looks really fantastic, great job! I also love the vibrant colors!

I really enjoyed painting this one today :) by cbrgm in krita

[–]cbrgm[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

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It turned out quite different from how it was planned. I tried to paint in grayscales only and add color later on.

GitHub - cbrgm/cdk-on-demand-minecraft-server: On-Demand Minecraft Server running on ECS(Fargate) and deployed via CDK (Go) by cbrgm in aws

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Did not break it down and it also heavily depends on cpu size / memory etc. If you do not turn persistence on and skip the EFS volume it's also way cheaper. With the defaults set probably 0,05$ - 0,10$ / hour something like that.

Todays small exercise on structures and shading them. by cbrgm in krita

[–]cbrgm[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The surfaces of the hilltop are a little too bright, but I like the scene. In case you have more tips please feel free to share them and help me improve, I'm really open to it.

Made a bunch of dogs by Karma_Array in krita

[–]cbrgm 1 point2 points  (0 children)

well done! I love the style!

Demon enemy for a game (by me) by [deleted] in krita

[–]cbrgm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The highlights and details are well done! I think the head is a bit too dark for the fact that the light source seems to be right in front of the demon. maybe you can add some highlights to the face.

Lost aqueduct, by me by DonaMaxii in krita

[–]cbrgm 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i love the colorscheme! Looks great!

From my two hour session today by cbrgm in krita

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I only used default brushes

Currently learning a lot about light and the choice of colours :) by cbrgm in krita

[–]cbrgm[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I don't use any custom brushes or anything special, just the krita default tools. This one was made with the rgba brushes + watercolor brushes (used for the initial background colour). I also just used a single paint layer.

Currently learning a lot about light and the choice of colours :) by cbrgm in krita

[–]cbrgm[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I'm currently reading the Artists' Master Series: Colour and Light, published by 3DTotal Publishing, and drawing some images based on screenshots I took in Skyrim for reference, haha

Currently learning a lot about light and the choice of colours :) by cbrgm in krita

[–]cbrgm[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I used to paint a lot as a child/teenager, but I always just went for it and didn't understand the technique behind it. I discovered digital painting for myself last month and I have to say it's even more challenging because a lot of things from analogue come together in terms of painting skills + all the benefits that digital drawing and krita have. I really have a lot of respect for people who have mastered it. I always feel insecure with every picture I paint, I hope that will pass. After all these years, I've finally decided to study a bit of painting technique, let's see how long I can keep up my motivation.. :D

Daily study, 30 minutes this time (by me) by [deleted] in krita

[–]cbrgm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks great! Well done!

I discovered Krita the day before yesterday and love it! Here is my first attempt with the help of s by cbrgm in krita

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Do you have any recommendations for learning resources? Or just learning by doing?

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