18:09

Fen to Image API

Generate images from FEN easily.
12:24

FLASH SALE: Cheap Dedicated Servers As Low As $10.41/Month on Annual From ColoCrossing! - LowEndBox

Find the best cheap server hosting and the best cheap vps hosting, where you only pay a few dollars a month, exclusively on LowEndBox
20:56

Installing Frigate NVR on Proxmox in an LXC Container

Full install of Frigate NVR on a Beelink S12 Pro running Proxmox and using a Debian LXC container.
19:22

Ever wonder what’s the difference between #Docmost and #Outline? Check this out, this is a work in progress: infobase.pytheon.org/∞

10:10

Self-Hosted URL Shortener (Go + Gin + Postgres + Redis)

Self-hosted URL shortening service built in Go/Gin-Gonic with user auth, a link management dashboard, Redis caching, Postgres storage, and Docker deployment behind Nginx.
10:07

SubTrackr: Self-Hosted Subscription Tracker (Go)

Self-hosted subscription/recurring-payment tracker built in Go with dark mode, multi-currency support, Telegram renewal reminders, and Wallos import.
10:04

RustiCal — CalDAV/CardDAV Server in Rust

Lightweight, actively-developed CalDAV/CardDAV server backed by a single SQLite database. Supports OIDC login, WebDAV Push for near-instant DAVx5 sync, group-based sharing, and calendar import/export. Single-binary Docker image.
22:51

MKCert

A simple zero-config tool to make locally trusted development certificates with any names you’d like.
20:02

Outline Wiki — Docker Compose Install Guide

Complete Docker Compose setup for Outline, a self-hosted Notion-alternative wiki (BSL 1.1 license, ~39.8k GitHub stars). Covers Postgres 18/Redis 7, Slack or OIDC auth, SMTP, local file storage, and Cloudflare Tunnels. Updated for v1.9.0.
10:01

From @tailscale #Tailscale documentation:

Taildrop permits you to share files between devices that you are logged in to, even if access control policies are used to restrict access to the devices. You cannot use Taildrop to send files to and from nodes you have tagged.

Well, that’s a bummer! How can you expect people to use #Taildrop when users usually tag their devices in order to group them accordingly for easy access control rules?