Audiobookshelf would be the primary donation, as I’ve had thousands of hours of usage from it… I use it everywhere and all the time, when I’m working, travelling or just relaxing. In addition, I’ve often liked the idea of sponsoring a couple of features (A list-view, and folder-structure browsing)

As few years ago, when my son was a teenager, he had selective hearing, would never come to dinner on time, never do his choirs etc… all he did was play xbox and scream at his friends down xbox live until 2 or 3am… typically moody teenager!

My wife got close to breaking point… I ended up creating a web app, that would enable and disable his Internet access, or limit his to school websites etc, or set a schedule for his access, which could be selectively ended when he’s good.

I then brought a load of those Amazon wifi order buttons, and tied each button to a different feature… so she literally pressed one button to suddenly get him to his attention.

To be fair, he wasn’t terrible, and always did well at school…

Great, thank you 👍

Out of interest, this has a large number of services, once you add logging and testing etc. What will be the entry level resource requirements? (RAM etc)

This looks awesome, thanks for posting.

remindme! 5 days “Alert management”

Falco might be another one.

I brought a cheap 4g WIFI router from Ali Epxress foe about £20… the headset part was just getting the SIM setting, everything else was easy… but I’ve not tied the 4G directly into my network, rather it’s just acting like a wireless hotspot…

Being off the main network is what makes it so useful from a backup perspective.

It should work - I have a 4g backup Internet connection, that is the same… its great for when I’m away, I have a couple of VMs running Tailscale that route specifically through this… in addition, I have some smart plugs that connect through it, that allow me to power cycle my main router and servers.