00:03

Hollo - Federated single-user microblogging software

Hollo is a federated single-user microblogging software powered by Fedify. Although it is for single-user, it is designed to be federated through ActivityPub, which means that you can follow and be followed by other users from other instances, even from other software that supports ActivityPub like Mastodon, Misskey, and so on.

Hollo does not have its own web interface. Instead, it implements Mastodon-compatible APIs so that you can integrate it with the most of the existing Mastodon clients.

Single-user Mastodon alternative with activitypub.
23:27

Opengist is a self-hosted pastebin powered by Git

All snippets are stored in a Git repository and can be read and/or modified using standard Git commands, or with the web interface. It is similar to GitHub Gist, but open-source and could be self-hosted.
23:07

Super Simple URL Shortener Service (SSURLSS)

Super Simple URL Shortener Service, written in Rust, with Docker in mind.
23:04

Linuxserver Container Mods

List of mods for Linuxserver.io containers
09:15

Uptime Kuma Cloudflare service token authentication

Contains documentation on how to allow Cloudflare Service Auth to Uptime Kuma for uptime monitoring.
18:46

Headless CMS right in your code editor

Headless CMS running in Visual Studio Code that helps managing your static sites. Supports Hugo, Jekyll, Docusaurus, NextJs, Gatsby, and more.
07:39

There's a CMS in My IDE!

Why I started using Front Matter CMS to work with my Hugo-based static website and how you can do it, too.
07:33

Creating a 'Today I Learned (TIL)' Section for My Hugo Website

Notes on adding a TIL section to share small learnings easily.
09:36

Replacing Google with SearXNG as the default in Chrome

No tracking. No ads. Search as it was.
Now when you enter a search query in the Chrome address bar it will route through your SearXNG instance automatically.
This blog post also contains instructions on configuring chrome to use our Searxng instance as the default search engine.
18:15

Quick and Easy Local SSL Certificates for Your Homelab!

You still need a registered domain name.