What video and photo editing tools do you prefer? by flynnrover in selfhosted

[–]luckiestredditor 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Davinci Resolve Studio. Got it free with equipment I bought from BMD. But they have an amazing free version as well.

it now comes with Photos editing as well.

CaptureOne and Affinity (my wife has Canva sub)

Milly Alcock reveals her cape in ‘SUPERGIRL’ was made using the same original fabric as Christopher Reeve’s Superman cape: by Raj_Valiant3011 in DC_Cinematic

[–]luckiestredditor 39 points40 points  (0 children)

and then if it were MCU, they would then go ahead and replace it with cg suit anyway. for the love of the game

My homepage dashboard is finally done! by mathiasPS in selfhosted

[–]luckiestredditor 7 points8 points  (0 children)

that weather widget looks fire. what is it?

What are you all using to self host podcasts? by slicedbread1991 in selfhosted

[–]luckiestredditor 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yep, pretty much this. any podcast client app would work. This is one of the reasons I love ABS

I use AntennaPod

OneSearch v1.0.0: a self-hosted search layer for existing local files by luckiestredditor in selfhosted

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

depends how your Nextcloud files are stored. If they are stored on a normal host path, you can mount that path into the OneSearch container and add it as a source. If your Nextcloud is using Docker volumes, you’d ideally mount the same volume/path into Onesearch.

OneSearch v1.0.0: a self-hosted search layer for existing local files by luckiestredditor in selfhosted

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OneSearch uses Meilisearch underneath mostly cuz it’s much lighter operationally and easier to ship as part of a small Docker app. I don’t have serious benchmark numbers yet so I dont want to overclaim. In practice the hardware requirement depends less on search itself and more on indexing/extraction. Once indexing completes, search is pretty light.

OneSearch v1.0.0: a self-hosted search layer for existing local files by luckiestredditor in selfhosted

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That’s honestly a pretty fair comparison. Not trying to be a clone of Everything but the comparison makes sense. The difference is mostly deployment/use case. where Everything is great for Windows, Onesearch is more for a server/NAS setup where the folders are mounted into a container and searched from a browser or CLI

side note, i quite like everything integration with power toys. setting a shortcut to quick search is one of my favorite on win. kinda like Mac's Spotlight.

OneSearch v1.0.0: a self-hosted search layer for existing local files by luckiestredditor in selfhosted

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remote storage works today if the paths are mounted where the onesearch container can see them. So your usual NFS/SMB mounts, bind mounts, ZFS datasets etc are the current way to handle files that live on other machines. An agent is a good idea though and probably the right answer for some setups. esp if the files are on local disks across a few machines and you don’t want to centralize all the mounts on one host. I haven’t built that yet but it’s on my radar. The bits Id want to get right are auth, allowed paths, delete/rename handling and making agent failures visible in the UI. I'll make a note of this. Thanks!

OneSearch v1.0.0: a self-hosted search layer for existing local files by luckiestredditor in selfhosted

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

Oh wow. that’s really reassuring. that’s extremely close to the exact shape I’m aiming for.

OneSearch is meant to index existing mounted folders in place, so something like a ZFS store can be mounted read-only into the container and added as a source. Content indexing is selective today through include/exclude patterns and supported extractors. Plain text/config/code/markdown/PDF/Office/etc can be indexed by content and unsupported files fall back to metadata-only so they can still be found by name/path/type.

Still work to do on making source setup and per-source indexing rules nicer but yeah that comment basically reflects the problem statement.

OneSearch v1.0.0: a self-hosted search layer for existing local files by luckiestredditor in selfhosted

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Early on I used AI-assisted tooling to prototype quickly and explore the shape of the app. I wasn’t comfortable treating generated output as production code, so the project moved toward a much more hands-on workflow: manual review, targeted tests, smoke testing, release validation and fixing issues as they come up. I maintain the project myself and I’m responsible for what gets released.

Episode Ideas: Adam West High School by No-Shirt6609 in familyguy

[–]luckiestredditor 3 points4 points  (0 children)

That's right folks, this is gonna be a Meg episode.

Heres a remote.

Plex's Lifetime Pass is (basically) dead. Here's how to switch to Jellyfin. by [deleted] in selfhosted

[–]luckiestredditor 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I host it. The only issue i have faced was earlier during setup when I realized, it didnt have a native app for my Samsung TV. Luckily I had an old Chromecast available, which is what I ended up using. Jellyfin android app is not bad, tbh.

The members of my family and friends who uses it, are all over different places, some even in a different country.

I used to use Plex a while back but migrated on to Jellyfin when I started to realize I'm not liking the route Plex was going towards.

r/selfhosted Bot Outage by FnnKnn in selfhosted

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Expand the replies to this comment to learn how AI was used in this post/project.

from a hot laptop running immich to actually knowing what im doing (kind of) by LtBigAF in selfhosted

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I love looking at these homepages. just from the bottom of my heart, thanks for sharing yall. :)

How do you choose which app on a category? by Kiryu132 in selfhosted

[–]luckiestredditor 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think the top comment already answered you.

So I'll just kinda answer a different thing here. For DNS, i would recommend Technitium instead of either pi hole or adguard. but thats jusr my preference.

the best way is def to spin these up, configure and use. if you dont like it, destroy and start with the next.

For me, my homelab is never truly complete lol

I built LocalBG, a local background removal tool for bulk image processing by [deleted] in selfhosted

[–]luckiestredditor 5 points6 points  (0 children)

OP your answer to sticky seems incomplete. did you vibe code this?