Erin KissaneOct 29, 2024
I'd sure love to pay a tech co-op $25/month to host and sync a knowledge-workers stack including an open-source read-later + Obsidian or equivalent + Zotero + simple blogging with blot or something
Show threadErin KissaneOct 29, 2024

Today's screams brought to you by Omnivore (open source) giving its entire hosted userbase two weeks to get their data out before they exuberantly drown themselves in the service of an Andreessen Horowitz-funded AI voice company co-founded by a Palantir person.

https://blog.omnivore.app/p/omnivore-is-joining-elevenlabs

(The two weeks' notice went to my spam folder, so I'm grateful someone mentioned it here and I happened to see it.)

Omnivore is joining ElevenLabs

a note from our founders

Omnivore Blog
Show threadErin KissaneOct 29, 2024
Like I will WORK MY SHIFT AT THE CO-OP, I will wear a dusty apron and triage git issues and restock the produce, that would be the dream, but also if I can't have that I would just pay money.
Show threadTim Lavoie

@kissane I've got a couple Linux VPSs from https://tornadovps.com/. Low friction, DIY-friendly. I know they changed hands some time back (formerly prgmr.com), but my limited experience hasn't changed so far.

So it wouldn't be a canned solution in any sense, but you could certainly host all you're talking about in that price range.

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