hemant6488
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Comment · 3 months ago
Comment · 3 months ago
Here:
https://terminalbytes.com/kimi-k3-torrent/Kimi-K3.torrent
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Comment · 5 months ago
Working on SoundLeaf on ios, an AudiobookShelf client for listening to your selfhosted audiobooks and podcasts.
Comment · 6 months ago
Did something similar with my 7th gen paperwhite, turned it into a little weather and calendar display. Wrote up the process if anyone wants to try it, also the battery life on these things as a dashboard is insane, barely need to charge it.
https://terminalbytes.com/reviving-kindle-paperwhite-7th-gen...
Comment · 6 months ago
For what its worth, if you have one of the older paperwhites that's basically bricked now, you can jailbreak it and turn it into a pretty neat e-ink dashboard. I did this with my 7th gen a while back, wrote up the whole process. Its been running as a little weather/calendar display for months now on basically zero power. Better use than letting amazon decide when your device stops working
https://terminalbytes.com/reviving-kindle-paperwhite-7th-gen...
Comment · 6 months ago
Oh nice, shelfdroid looks great! The admin functionality is a big gap - being able to manage users and backups from your phone is something I've wanted but never got around to building. I'm working on SoundLeaf (https://soundleafapp.com), the iOS side of things for Audiobookshelf, so it's cool to see the Android ecosystem getting some love too. Starred the repo.
Comment · 6 months ago
Building SoundLeaf (https://soundleafapp.com) - a native iOS client for Audiobookshelf, the self-hosted audiobook server.
The whole thing started because my wife couldn't get into the official Audiobookshelf iOS TestFlight beta. Her exact words were "I cannot live without audiobooks." I'm a backend dev, never touched iOS or Swift before, but how hard could it be? (It was quite hard.)
About a year in now. CarPlay, offline downloads with background sync, Cloudflare Access support for tunneled servers, sleep timers that create bookmarks so that you can remember where you were the next morning. Currently working on podcast support. Solo project - no tracking, no accounts, just talks directly to your server.
If you self-host your audiobooks and have an iPhone, give it a shot: https://apps.apple.com/app/soundleaf/id6738428638
Comment · 1 year ago
I've been building exactly this with SoundLeaf [0] - an iOS client for the excellent open-source Audiobookshelf server. No data collection, no third-party servers, just your audiobooks syncing directly with your own instance.
The user-friendliness challenge is real though. Setting up Audiobookshelf [1] is more work than "just sign up," but once you have it running, the local-first client becomes much cleaner to build. No user accounts, no subscription billing, no scaling concerns. Simple pricing too: buy once, own forever. No monthly fees to access your own audiobooks.
Comment · 1 year ago
I love Audiobookshelf so much that I made an app for it, just released it today, its called SoundLeaf, if you want you could check it out here:
Comment · 1 year ago
My wife was frustrated waiting for Testflight access to the original Audiobookshelf app, so I built SoundLeaf as an alternative. Started as a weekend project but evolved into something we both genuinely love using. It respects the self hosted spirit and privacy with zero tracking. Happy to answer any questions about implementation details or challenges connecting to the Audiobookshelf server API.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49065752#49075756