Weekly Newsletter # 3: Still working what "a week" means.

Weekly Newsletter # 3: Still working what "a week" means.
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After an in unusually soft launch that lasted way more than expected, publishing has turned a bit more regular in the site for a while, we're still experimenting with formats and content, but we hope that our growth pains end up in an enjoyable site for you all. Here are some of the write-ups we've done recently:


Back on mid-August, we published another Raspberry-Pi oriented guide that explains both the conditions and consequences that pushed our resident tinkerer to move away from her tried and true setups of Calibre and RuneAudio into something that fit her very particular and limited requirements way better:

From Calibre and RuneAudio to Something Better
The Raspberry Pi 3 Rebuild That Solved My Calibre Library Problem

Next we published one of our longest posts to date, an almost 10,000 word guide for setting up a WireGuard VPN, one of the most modern and performant solutions to allow seamless connectivity to your home lab/home prod environment from outside your home network.

The not-so-short WireGuard Guide for people getting into Homelabbing.
A lengthy guide introducing the concepts of Virtual Private Networks through the modern WireGuard protocol and software, showcasing its great utility for home lab projects and applications.

We also published an update of the "little" coding project that allowed our resident streamer to automatically upload her Twitch VOD's onto YouTube for archiving purposes without the need of third party tools (yes we know if you dual-stream you get that done in one go, but not everyone wants to deal with dual-streamming, specially with how bare-bones is that functionality on YT)

The “Zero-Effort” Twitch-to-Youtube Pipeline Part 2
This is a follow up post to my original “Zero-Effort” Twitch-to-Youtube Pipeline posted back in February this year. This one goes over clip capturing and updated fixes.

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