There are dozens of us!

• Pi hole
• Syncthing(was able to replace Dropbox for my keepass database when they decide to limit number of devices for free tier) - perfect for regularly updated files and backups for photos, etc.
• Audiobookshelf - great way to manage audiobooks, also has a nice android app plus can turn each audiobook/series/collection of books into RSS and put in your favorite podcast app
• Plex/Jellyfin for media collections

Wireless charger - picked up from Ikea on a whim. Looks decent and appreciate not having to plug in charger each time. Probably better for phone battery too but don't quote me on that. Plus useful in charging my ear pods too(haven't plugged them as far as I remember)

SponsorBlock is a must for this. Its basically a crowdsourced addon for skipping stuff that you mentioned.

For most popular videos it is seamless, for other obscure ones you can save someone the agony of watching it!

If you want to watch YouTube on TV with a better interface sans ads, would recommend using SmartTube.

There is option to disable shorts there. It also has sponsor block to skip in video fluff.

Nice! Thanks for this instance, has been a smooth ride since I joined!

Oh second this, had one, used it for couple of months. Pretty nice overall for cost vs quality.

I hate 1pm standups so fucking much

He just keeps on going, God speed Woy

I can't do mental maths, but learned a neat trick to do maths using near 10s or 5s in my head.

Got into calculus for a year during college, but when I got disappointed by something my math teacher did just gave up on calculus. Suddenly zero motivation. I don't like how my brain is wired...

I started using Audiobookshelf too. It also has a neat feature where you can generate a rss feed which you can then add to your favorite podcast app.

I add it to AntennaPod. Can listen on the go or have the books downloaded too.

I like my mug a lot. It helps a lot with because I refuse to drink my coffee and tea that has gone cold.

Modern Family, Brooklyn 99, Impractical Jokers, Parks and Rec, Sarabhai vs Sarabhai in no particular order

Klopp: Bring the noise by Raphael Honigstein

Liverpool follower since a long long time, makes this book an obvious choice. An hour or two in, liking the book so far. Goes into how Klopp got into management, his early life, how he always had a sharp mind and eye for everything football.

Particular liked the bit about Wolfgang Frank his manager at Mainz who had influenced his football a lot.

Audiobookbay Audiobookshelf/AntennaPod

Ayyy just did this yesterday 😐

qtox maybe https://qtox.github.io/

Curse you! Ordered...

So true...

Looking forward to the next season, hoping for one or more transfers