A show about homelab infrastructure, self-hosted tools, community discoveries, and the practical operational lessons that matter, released three times a week.
This episode covers a detailed walkthrough for building a self-hosted, sandboxed AI agent factory, advice on rolling back a problematic Plex container, a look at the Floppy media tracker, and a community story about the unexpected costs of an AI experiment.
This episode covers a blueprint for a self-hosted, sandboxed AI agentic software factory, a Plex container update bug, Backblaze hard drive reliability data, Spotify's Soloist client, Debian's AI contribution vote, the Floppy media tracker, and a viral AI agent's Cloudflare bill.
Docker expands its Hardened Images program, a Fairphone 6 camera works on PostmarketOS, and the local AI community calls for standardized specs.
This episode covers Nextcloud Hub maintenance updates, RustDesk's new unattended Wayland access, a cautionary tale of 50TB of data stuck in a defunct cloud, the NoteDiscovery notes app update with plugins, a community toolkit for Dell T110 II ECC reporting, and a quick tip on monitoring Docker container restarts.
Black Hat research reveals critical BMC vulnerabilities affecting homelab servers. Plus, a Nextcloud developer workshop and Docker's take on AI governance.
This episode covers the active Shai-Hulud NPM supply chain attack targeting Keyv, the NutriTrace v1.1.0 release with in-app updates, Flowise AI's shutdown, Docker's supply chain incident stats, and a study on the risks of using AI for code review.
Docker adds OIDC for GitHub Actions. A homelab operator shares a KEDA scale-to-zero blueprint. Shotcut improves hardware encoding. Plus VictoriaMetrics memory fix.
This episode covers the details of OpenAI's breach of Hugging Face via a JFrog zero-day, Docker's new sandbox for securing AI coding assistants, the self-hosted music tool Aurral, and a practical tip for automating against backend APIs instead of brittle UI scraping.
This episode covers integrating Caddy and NetBird for secure remote access, Google Chrome's native ARM64 Linux build, a federated approach to self-hosted email, Minecraft's new 16GB memory recommendation, and a user-tested AI coding harness setup.
This episode covers a detailed account of running self-hosted tunnels using Xray-core's Reality protocol under aggressive ISP inspection, a fundamental community discussion on always-on Plex servers, and the changing economics of mini PC hardware for home servers.
This episode covers DVinyl 3.0's complete TypeScript rewrite, a long-standing Docker CLI parsing bug for environment files, Nextcloud's July maintenance updates, a security camera with a leaked GitHub token, and AI-assisted Plex projects from the community.
Dockerfile security shifts after TanStack, TreeSize pushes subscriptions, USBridge-Remote for remote access, and the environmental cost of GPUs for homelabs.
Nextcloud launches its inaugural Community Awards for its 10th anniversary. A homelabber scores free Dell OptiPlex Micro PCs from a corporate refresh. Self-Host Weekly shares new Insider perks and covers Linus Torvalds's stance on AI in Linux kernel development.