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Owncast is a free and open source live video and web chat server for use with existing popular broadcasting software.
Caddy is an extensible, cross-platform, open-source web server written in Go. Caddy is an extensible platform for deploying long-running services using a single, unified configuration that can be updated online with a REST API.
I share my thoughts on what's happening with Discord and other chat platforms that might be considered.
Part two of the 2025 end-of-year quiz where we play Wavelength, a game of estimation.
Join Chris, Drew and the gang for an amusing and entertaining end-of-year quiz.
This is a collection of old videos from when I used to run Hitman 2™ Ghost Mode streams.
A compilation of YouTube videos from 2021. Me and several friends enjoy trying our hand at (sorta) public speaking, in the game, Talking Points.
In this long, thoughtful (and occasionally chaotic) discussion, we wrestle with the question: if gender is so complex, why are sports still divided by it? We explore fairness, physiology, patriarchy, and how competition shapes culture. Then things take a turn into school sports memories, the value of gardening, and even the lost art of practical education. It’s a meandering but sincere conversation about gender, sport, and what society chooses to celebrate.
We dive into the world of brown sauce and budget-friendly food choices! Discover why Aldi’s Bramwells brown sauce might just be better than the expensive HP sauce—tastier, more flavourful, and cheaper. We also talk about:
Whether you love brown sauce, budget meals, or simple cooking hacks, this video is packed with flavour and savings tips.
In this discussion, we dive into customising key bindings in i3, balancing between the default shortcuts and personal preferences. We explore efficient keyboard layouts, the role of function keys, and how to make use of overlooked keys like “menu” and “pause.” The conversation also covers Linux workflow habits, modifier key strategies using Super and Alt, and how to avoid overlap for a smoother tiling window manager experience.