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 tapflow for self-hosted mobile simulator access, a critical Unbound DNS vulnerability, the l0destar open-source vehicle tracker, and a community project archiving Minor League Baseball data.
Pangolin 1.23 adds high availability clustering. Cloudflare updates AI crawler controls. A community story on downsizing a homelab for a move.
Red Heron exploits Gitea RCE, CISA adds 5 flaws to its KEV catalog, and Blockbusterr v2.0 adds rule-based media discovery for homelabs.
This episode covers Vaultisse, a self-hosted app for tracking physical book collections, and a hobbyist's successful attempt to design a printed circuit board using Claude's Fable 5 model.
This episode covers nanoCron, a new container-native cron alternative with JSON config and resource-aware scheduling, and a developer's reflection on Claude Code's impact on cognitive pacing and mental fatigue.
This episode covers the massive resource cost of abusive crawlers on public services, Google DeepMind's research on cheating AI agents, OpenAI's undisclosed wiki incident, and a client-side video compression tool using FFmpeg and WebAssembly.
Kubernetes v1.37 brings scale-to-zero to beta, 1Password faces backlash over a Linux foundation donation, a BGP hijack pushes malware, plus Docker's SBX AI Evaluation Kit and smart home controller updates.
Kubernetes v1.37 automates storage migrations. A homelab project turns security cameras into bird identifiers. Plus, balancing container updates and supply chain security.
Meta's scrapped AI agent plan caused a 40% incident spike. Plus, critical patches for Gitea and Ubiquiti, and a mysterious new AI coding model.
This episode covers building a Linux container by hand for learning, Docker's Extended Lifecycle Support for the archived MinIO project, the Walgit single-binary Git server, Nextcloud Hub as an alternative to Microsoft 365, and a speculative essay on LLM security risks.
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.
A self-hosted AI software factory blueprint, a Hotio Plex container bug, the Floppy media tracker, and the real cost of letting AI agents build.
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.