Funkyton publishes first-person guides and experience reports on self-hosting open-source software as replacements for Big Tech services, such as Vaultwarden, Immich, Seafile and Home Assistant. Issues include trade-off discussions, deployment walkthroughs, and links to video guides and repositories.
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Noted reviews self-hosted and open-source software for homelabs, with each issue walking through a specific tool, how it works, and how to deploy it. Readers get practical setup guidance, design trade-offs, and an honest look at the maintenance burden that comes with running your own services.
Essays by an Italian filmmaker and photographer on the open social web, covering investigative reporting on W Social's privacy and technical failures and step-by-step self-hosting guides for the fediverse. Readers get critical analysis of decentralised platforms and practical tutorials for running their own social media server.
Chris Dzombak's personal blog-style newsletter shares hands-on software notes: running a local Qwen model on dual GPUs with vLLM and Docker, building a small self-hostable GitHub tag tool, and setting up Linux desktop replacements for macOS utilities. Each issue gives concrete configs and reasoning a developer can reuse.
Company blog from n8n covering product and brand news, hands-on tutorials for building AI workflows and agents, and comparison guides to automation platforms. Readers get practical technical walkthroughs alongside company announcements and some product-adjacent marketing content.
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