@lemmyreader sounds like the start of a joke

@ABoxOfNeurons @technology There has to be space for a youtube channel where you make better versions of existing products armed only with a credit card, aliexpress and some patient junkeneering

@bermuda @technology Another vote for Searx-NG. I found it pretty easy to set up via docker (although there are some public instances you can use to try it out to see if you like the results).

@johntash @selfhosted I self host https://wekan.github.io/ and it works very nicely. I haven't tried to integrate it into any other software though so if that's your goal, you may want to look elsewhere

@semidetached it's probably because I posted from Akkoma rather than Lemmy. Still some teething troubles with fediverse platform interoperability

@ABoxOfNeurons Send the youtube link when it's up, I'll subscribe!

@g5pw @selfhosted I use namecheap and the only annoyance I have is the api access. I use ddclient to keep one of my domains updated with my home ip address, but when my ISP changes the ip address, I have to manually go to the namecheap site to update the ip address whitelist to allow ddclient to connect.
It makes ddclient much less useful.

Apart from that, I haven't had any issues wit the registrar side of things.

@johntash I had a quick look and migrating from Trello seems to be supported - https://github.com/wekan/wekan/wiki/Migrating-from-Trello

The prioritisation and filtering system is the main reason I keep using TTRSS. I haven't found anything remotely as robust in the 6 years I've been using it. I'd be very happy if anyone knows of another option.

@Shiggs @selfhosted sorry, just realised jellyfin. There is https://github.com/Fallenbagel/jellyseerr but I haven't tried it myself

@thatcasualgamingguy whoops! I shall learn to read more carefully

@balance_sheet not me! it's probably because I posted from Akkoma rather than Lemmy. Still some teething troubles with fediverse platform interoperability ☺

@exu I think I fixed the formatting!

@Shiggs @selfhosted https://overseerr.dev/ may be what you are looking for. Handles all requests and there's a ticketing and messaging system built in