Cool things to self host.

1

PeerTube

#Video #Video Platform #Social Media 172 social mentions

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Trilium Notes

Build your personal knowledge base with Trilium Notes: Https://github.com/zadam/trilium.

#Note Taking #Notes #Todos 113 social mentions

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PrivateBin

Someone else has already said this, but a pastebin of some sort. I like the extra protection, so I went with privatebin. Have an apache/nginx server located somewhere with PHP 7+ support? Awesome! You're good to go. Takes almost nothing to setup (maybe a few chmods), all the data is temporary/pseudo anonymous anyhow (so if it does have problems wipe it out and don't lose any sleep...), and it gives you a way to quickly send simple text and small files to people that aren't real users of your nextcloud instance(speaking from experience).

#Design Playground #JavaScript #Links 32 social mentions

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Fossil

Fossil - distributed version controls system Https://fossil-scm.org/home/doc/trunk/www/index.wiki.

#Code Collaboration #Git #Git Tools 23 social mentions

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LibreSpeed

#Speed Test #Developer Tools #Internet 33 social mentions

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aria2

#Torrents #Download Manager #BitTorrent 43 social mentions

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Raindrop.io

Thanks for the comparison notes! I am looking for a solution for bookmarks and will check both out. Not sure if I might go with raindrop.io for a start or if I should take the time to set one of those up - either way it's luckily portable between the solutions. I see more and more reasons for getting into self-hosting, but that first step is big and shouldn't be done under pressure to get it working fast imo :).

#Bookmarks #Bookmark Manager #Bookmark Synchronization 178 social mentions