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Radical is a tool designed to centralize calendars and contacts, providing a home base for digital organization.
It functions as a server, storing calendar events and contact information for accessibility by other applications.
#Radical uses CallDAV and CardDAV protocols, enabling compatibility with various calendar and contact apps.
Today's Deep-Dive: Radicale
Ep. 164
Today's Deep-Dive: Radicale
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PocketBase is an open-source toolkit for building the backend components of apps and websites, making online development more accessible.
The backend is likened to the engine room of an app, managing data and operations that users don’t see directly.
Today's Deep-Dive: PocketBase
Ep. 163
Today's Deep-Dive: PocketBase
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Redmine is a web application designed to help manage projects, providing a centralized hub for organization.
It is open-source software, meaning it is free to use and supported by a community that contributes to its improvement.
Today's Deep-Dive: Redmine
Ep. 162
Today's Deep-Dive: Redmine
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#OpenWebCalendar allows users to embed a customizable calendar on their websites, providing control over how events are displayed.
It addresses common frustrations with traditional calendars, such as high costs, generic designs, and privacy concerns associated with big companies.
Today's Deep-Dive: Open Web Calendar
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The challenge of enjoying a personal music collection in a streaming-dominated world prompts the exploration of setting up a personal streaming service.

#Navidrome is a software solution that allows users to create their own streaming service using their personal music files.
Today's Deep-Dive: Navidrome
Ep. 160
Today's Deep-Dive: Navidrome
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#Taiga is a free, open-source project management tool gaining popularity, especially among tech teams.

It supports various project management styles, including Kanban and Scrum, making it versatile for different approaches.
Today's Deep-Dive: Taiga
Ep. 159
Today's Deep-Dive: Taiga
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#Komga is a media server designed specifically for managing and enjoying digital reading collections, including comics, manga, and e-books.

It supports a wide variety of file types, including CBC, CBR, PDF, and EPU, simplifying the management of diverse digital content.
Today's Deep-Dive: Komga
Ep. 157
Today's Deep-Dive: Komga
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Collaborative decision-making can be challenging, especially in groups. #Loomio is an online tool designed to facilitate smoother and more inclusive group decisions.
It is geared towards organizations and membership groups, providing a formal structure for decision-making
Today's Deep-Dive: Loomio
Ep. 156
Today's Deep-Dive: Loomio
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This Deep Dive episode provides a practical guide on how to set up a static website using Surfer, which is designed for hosting static files.
#Surfer is a simple server that delivers pre-made website files (HTML, CSS, images) directly to visitors' browsers without complex processing.
Today's Deep-Dive: Surfer
Ep. 153
Today's Deep-Dive: Surfer
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#Piwigo is an open-source photo gallery application that allows users to manage and organize their photos online.
It is suitable for individuals, teams, and businesses, providing a user-friendly way to handle large photo collections.
Today's Deep-Dive: Piwigo
Ep. 152
Today's Deep-Dive: Piwigo
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#Audiobookshelf is an open-source platform that allows users to create a personalized audiobook library, similar to Spotify or Audible, but with full control. It supports multi-user access and automatic library updates, enhancing the overall user experience.
Today's Deep-Dive: Audiobookshelf
Ep. 151
Today's Deep-Dive: Audiobookshelf
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#ReleaseBell is a service that notifies users about new software updates for GitHub projects they are interested in, helping them stay informed and avoid missing important updates. The service is self-hosted, allowing users to run it on their own servers, which gives them complete control over their data and how the service operates.
Today's Deep-Dive: Release Bell
Ep. 150
Today's Deep-Dive: Release Bell
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#Ampache is a self-hosted music streaming service that allows users to stream their personal music collections from their own servers. It provides the freedom to listen to any music the user owns, without being limited to commercial libraries like Spotify or Apple Music.
Today's Deep-Dive: Ampache
Ep. 149
Today's Deep-Dive: Ampache
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#TriliumNext is an open-source, cross-platform note-taking application designed for building extensive personal knowledge bases. It features a hierarchical structure that allows users to organize notes in a tree format, offering more flexibility than traditional flat note systems.
Today's Deep-Dive: TriliumNext
Ep. 148
Today's Deep-Dive: TriliumNext
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#Vikunja is an open-source, self-hostable to-do app designed to help users get organized while emphasizing user privacy. The app's open-source nature allows anyone to view, modify, and share its code, fostering community contributions and flexibility.
Today's Deep-Dive: Vikunja
Ep. 147
Today's Deep-Dive: Vikunja
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This episode discusses the concept of meta search engines, particularly focusing on SearXNG, which allows users to search privately without being tracked. #SearXNG functions as a "search engine for search engines," retrieving information from various sources instead of relying solely on traditional search engines.
Today's Deep-Dive: SearXNG
Ep. 146
Today's Deep-Dive: SearXNG
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#Jellyfin is a free software media system that allows users to manage and stream their personal media collections, including movies, TV shows, music, photos, and books. It empowers users to create their own media experience, similar to personal versions of Netflix or Spotify, by curating their own content.
Today's Deep-Dive: Jellyfin
Ep. 144
Today's Deep-Dive: Jellyfin
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#Matrix is a decentralized communication network aimed at making communication more open and secure for users. It allows for instant chats, group conversations, and the creation of custom communication tools, similar to email but more versatile.
Today's Deep-Dive: Matrix
Ep. 143
Today's Deep-Dive: Matrix
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This episode focuses on MediaWiki, the software that powers Wikipedia and many other collaborative platforms worldwide. MediaWiki is open source, allowing anyone to use, modify, and distribute it, which contributes to its popularity and widespread adoption.
Today's Deep-Dive: MediaWiki
Ep. 92
Today's Deep-Dive: MediaWiki
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This episode explores Matomo, an open-source web analytics platform that allows users to self-host and maintain control over their data, contrasting it with Google Analytics. Matomo emphasizes data privacy and compliance with regulations like GDPR and CCPA, ensuring users can manage their data responsibly.
Today's Deep-Dive: Matomo
Ep. 86
Today's Deep-Dive: Matomo
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Pixelfed is an emerging photo-sharing platform that aims to provide users with a more controlled and ad-free experience compared to traditional social media like Instagram. Unlike centralized platforms, Pixelfed operates within the decentralized social media movement, allowing users to choose from various independent communities, or instances, each with its own rules and atmosphere.
Today's Deep-Dive: Pixelfed
Ep. 85
Today's Deep-Dive: Pixelfed
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Trackcar is an innovative open-source GPS tracking platform that allows users to monitor the real-time location of various objects, including vehicles and pets. Unlike proprietary GPS systems, Trackcar is free to use, modify, and distribute, making it accessible to individuals and small businesses.
Today's Deep-Dive: Traccar
Ep. 84
Today's Deep-Dive: Traccar
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This episode discusses Weblate, a platform that facilitates the translation of software, making it accessible to a global audience. With over 2,500 projects in 165 countries, WebLate emphasizes the importance of continuous localization, allowing translations to be updated in real-time as software evolves.
Today's Deep-Dive: Weblate
Ep. 83
Today's Deep-Dive: Weblate
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This episode explores Apache Superset, a user-friendly platform for data visualization that doesn't require coding skills, making it accessible to a broader audience. Superset features a no-code interface for building charts, allowing users to create visualizations through a drag-and-drop method.
Today's Deep-Dive: Apache Superset