I'm building an audio library with Internet Archive and Hugoaudio.phoni.es2 points·by roneoo·hace 4 años·0 comments
roneoo·hace 3 años·discusshttps://audio.phoni.es/an experiment bringing together Hugo and Internet Archive to provide a rock solid, lightweight and ethical solution to serve audio files.The main objective is to share loads of audio files (hundreds of gigabytes are fine) without the hassle of Youtube / Dropbox / Soundcloud etcContact: https://audio.phoni.es/contact/
roneoo·hace 4 años·discussTo get an overview of these (toxic IMHO) companies, I strongly recommend this episode of Last Week Tonight:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wqn3gR1WTcA
roneoo·hace 4 años·discussGitlab provides several web interfaces:- a basic WYSIWYG when you click on "Edit"- Gitpod and Gitlab IDE, based on Vs code in the browser, allowing custom settings and extension
roneoo·hace 4 años·discussA Samsung S4 Neo, paid 35€, set up with /e/ (an adaptation of LineageOS).It does what I tell him to do, and I've seen no ads or unwanted notifications since I use it (4 years now)
roneoo·hace 4 años·discussI prefer localGfonts, "Online tool to provide fonts and css snippets for self-hosting using google fonts"See https://labs.binaryunit.com/localgfonts/
an experiment bringing together Hugo and Internet Archive to provide a rock solid, lightweight and ethical solution to serve audio files.
The main objective is to share loads of audio files (hundreds of gigabytes are fine) without the hassle of Youtube / Dropbox / Soundcloud etc
Contact: https://audio.phoni.es/contact/