For something as simple as this you could selfhost your own AI on a moderately good computer/laptop, specially if it has a GPU (for speed) and that way you control the environmental cost of it.
I've got my own hosted one at a really small scale for tagging bookmarks and I'm pretty happy with it.
Except for the fact that he doesn't make anything, he pays people who do, then takes the credit for it. Is his way with everything: companies, gaming profiles...
I don't even think he knows the meaning of his surname lol but it does make it more ironic
Open the website and change the browser to "desktop view"
It was some sort of collaborative platform for people working on projects or something like that
Like most, Plex and the *arrs are the main ones, paired with overseerr Others I use daily or frequently are:
Also hosting a minecraft instance with backups but so far no dashboard or anything
Please tell me someone remembers Google wave and the insane amount people were paying on eBay for an invitation. (Sorry, just randomly remember it when I saw Google+)
Could be... The Intel for the os and the Nvidia for Minecraft, how can I change it? Stop the hybrid and just run everything on Nvidia?
I do use their app but I'm pretty sure you can have your own RSS for audiobooks, and I'm assuming for podcasts too. I really recommend you give it a go :) let me know if you need any help, or just at the selfhosted community. Happy to help
Edit: just checked, yes you can have your own RSS with audiobookshelf, so you can still serve to your favorite podcast app.
May I suggest you benotes for that?
Really happy with it, hast folders, subfolders, tags and search. Still on development, but I like it enough to recommend it every time someone looks for a way to sort their bookmarks
If self hosting is your thing I use audiobookshelf to download the podcasts I subscribe too, has a nice interface to navigate them, and even mobile apps.
Not quite what you're looking for (public archive) but a good starting point for a personal archive
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