10:14

Paperless AI

An automated document analyzer for Paperless-ngx using OpenAI API and Ollama (Mistral, llama, phi 3, gemma 2) to automatically analyze and tag your documents.

See post on Reddit.

If only this could help minimize Paperless’ memory (RAM) usage.
10:08

Bitwarden/Vaultwarden - Finally with SSH keys (and agent)

Bitwarden, and by extension Vaultwarden, is finally receiving support for managing SSH keys AND authenticating via a built-in SSH agent!
Gotta revisit my Vaultwarden installation. This, and the 2FA feature of Vaultwarden, a paid feature in Bitwarden, are enough reasons to maintain a working Vaultwarden container.
09:53

ErsatzTV: A Comprehensive Guide to setting up a Private IPTV Server

Experience the power of community-driven video streaming with Ersatz TV - personalize your channels, stream your own content, and embrace a diverse media landscape!
Gotta find time to run this app. There’s a simple docker compose to get it easily going.
22:43

Lurker - a selfhostable read-only Reddit client

It is better than old-reddit because it renders well on mobile, it respects prefers-color-scheme, no account necessary to subscribe to subreddits, and no account necessary for over-18 content
22:32

RSS.Beauty: Make Your RSS Beautiful!

RSS.Beauty is an RSS beautification tool based on XSLT technology that transforms ordinary RSS/Atom feeds into elegant reading interfaces.
This could prove to be a good tool for examining RSS contents.
22:21

GoShort URL Shortener

GoShort is a fast and customizable URL shortener built with Go , Svelte and TailwindCSS. It is designed to be self-hosted and easy to deploy.
One of the many self-hostable URL shortener we might want to check out later.
22:06

S3 File Share

A modern web application for easily sharing and managing files using Amazon S3 storage with a clean and intuitive user interface.
I wonder how this integrates with a separate Minio installation.
00:24

Telegram Files Downloader

A way to automate downloading files from Telegram chats, channels or group.
There’s even a simple Docker Compose to get it running.
17:25

Introduction to atproto 1: What is PDS? What Features Does It Have?

This is a simplified overview of Bluesky’s operation, focusing on the essential components for a basic understanding of atproto.
If we are to manipulate our data in our PDS, this is the documentation to read.
00:04

Next steps with Bluesky - hosting your own data and more on the API

The thing is, ATproto/Bluesky have been growing a lot lately, and things have moved on very fast. Everything in that previous post still holds up and works, but there have been some interesting developments that warrant an update, namely: you can now host your own data. It’s pretty straightforward too. It does have some implications for working with the APIs, which I’ll get to shortly.
More about the Bluesky API.