Oct 26, 2025
How To Have Wikipedia — Including Pre-AI Versions — Locally, And Even In Your Pocket
It is easier than you think... and free!
How To Have Wikipedia — Including Pre-AI Versions — Locally, And Even In Your Pocket
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How To Have Wikipedia — Including Pre-AI Versions — Locally, And Even In Your Pocket
It is easier than you think... and free!
How To Have Wikipedia — Including Pre-AI Versions — Locally, And Even In Your Pocket
Archive Links: ia
Self-hosted LLM x aesthetic.
Self-hosting nerds: is there anything like Lidarr that incorporates SoulSeek? Is that even possible right now? I love the idea of automating my music downloads in a similar way to how I have with movies and TV, but nothing compares to SoulSeek. Current flow is torrents or SoulSeek -> beets to organize -> Plex server -> stream via PlexAmp
Hey there! I'm making a music player called Chora! After noticing the lack of good-looking free media players that can connect to a self-hosted Navidrome/Subsonic server, i decided to why not make it myself, and this is it after a few weeks in development. This is just the Now-Playing screen, but I'll share more screenshots once the app is looking better. Once it's more finished i will be releasing it on Google Play for FREE! Thanks for reading my post, suggestions are welcome, I will try to implement as much of them as i can.
Learn how to install OpenWebUI using Docker and Docker Compose, connect it with Ollama, secure your deployment, and optimize performance wit
Master the installation of OpenWebUI with Docker and Ollama in this comprehensive 2026 setup guide. Learn how to deploy a private, feature-rich AI interface locally to manage your LLMs with full GPU support. This step-by-step walkthrough ensures a seamless self-hosted experience for developers and AI enthusiasts seeking total data privacy.
**RSS isnt dead — its more relevant than ever in 2026.** With social media algorithms getting more chaotic by the month, a quiet rebellion is happening. People are going back to RSS feeds for control over what they actually read. You can build a minimal personal RSS reader in about 50 lines of Python using feedparser and a sqlite backend. It pulls articles from your chosen feeds, stores them locally, and serves them in a clean terminal or web view. No ads, no tracking, no algorithmic manipulation. The workflow is simple: subscribe to feeds from blogs you respect, tag them by topic, and batch-read once or twice a day. It turns information consumption from a firehose into a curated stream — like going back to morning newspapers, but digital. **What does your reading setup look like in 2026?** Still scrolling algorithmic feeds? Or have you built your own pipeline too?
How To Self-Host Jitsi Meet For Audio (or Video) Calls
It is very doable, even with old hardware and limited bandwidth.
How To Self-Host Jitsi Meet For Audio (or Video) Calls