If you’re okay doing a little bit of legwork: Whatbox.ca as a remote service that you can upload (or download torrents) directly to it. I think they’re Canadian but I’m not 100% - just has a lot of good guides to get you up and running.

I’m a fan of Plex, but they are an American company and they continue to enshitify with their policies - I bought a lifetime pass a long time ago because I really enjoyed their music player plexamp.

Jellyfin is the free and open source option, but I don’t think you’ll get some of the nice features like music analysis and a library radio that tries to pull things together in a somewhat comprehensive way.

This is my music solution. If you’re listening at lossless and only have 1000 albums their smallest option is 2tb(€14/mo) server slot which would likely be hosted in NL.

RE: risk tolerance if you’ve got the know how you can set this up on a locally hosted server using Jellyfin and torrent directly to it. Advantage of a seedbox is the transfer of risk.

What’s your budget and what’s your risk appetite?

what are you goals with having a music streaming service (IE: just to play albums you know or discover new artists)?

I think someone was making something similar but was a two handed thing that attarched to magnetic hip clips.

in 2010 as well…

curious as to your recommendations?

seems like all the links for the paper are dead…

100% they’re awesome - and you can install your own apps on the instance, probably could use it for hosting a site if wanted.

I set up a foundry instance on mine.

Contrapoints new video is quite timely.

whatbox is awesome and their support team is top notch.

lots you can do with their system.

most security planning workshops start with this statement:

“it is unreasonable as well as impossible to try and protect against every threat out there. there is no magic app, website, service that will solve everything. security is a mindset, and taking the time to understand what you want to protect and why will serve you better than any application.”

Pretty sure this is a fan video lifting clips from Ron Fricke’s non-narrarive documentaries Bakara and Samara. Dangalfd (the YouTube channel) also did this with Sega Sunset pulling from the anime anthology “Neo Tokyo” and is the short “Running Man.”

I just have an issue with people lifting things and not even crediting where they have found them from.

Lorn only has a few official videos which are wonderful in their own right:

Weigh me down

Ghosst(s)

Anvil

Acid Rain

regarding privacy concerns - is mailbox.org a problem as Germany belongs to the 14 eyes treaty?

is there a specific order in which these are supposed to be read? I feel lost as AF, but dig the art and a lot of the different pieces as I come across them.

they look interesting but I can’t find out anything about where they have their servers located.

That’s right feels a bit silly now

I can’t find anything specific on their data security - do you have a link to that?

I’m just teaching myself - maybe good practice.

I have concerns about mailbox being under jurisdiction of 14eyes.

So any concern about mailbox.Org severs being in Berlin and Germany being apart of the 14eyes alliance?

Tuta also doesn’t easily support pgp and has no plans to integrate it. “we encrypy our stuff for you, trust us bro”

Well the company’s board has a choice on who represents them and what their values are as a whole.

If the company thought that this person (CEO on this case) doesn’t represent their values effectively they can remove them.