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.
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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.
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.
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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