Finally got around of migrating my npm packages (20) to the npm repository in my self-hosted forgejo. While it's not a frictionless process (changing all url's etc.) it eases my brain knowing that my packages aren't hosted by some corporate bs site.
For anyone interested, here's the new home of them: https://codearq.net/bithero-js/-/packages
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I built Archi for my wife: a native iOS Paperless-ngx client that scans + runs AI
on-device to organize documents before they ever hit the server. The rule was it
could only ship once it cleared a real pile of her paperwork 😄
v1.4 is out now — no cloud, fully on-device OCR + AI.
APBoard von 1998 - 2006
http://www.rcpanzer.de/apboard/ wurde am 23. Februar 2001 gegründet. Damit ist dieses Diskussionsboard älter als Facebook. Älter als Twitter. Älter als YouTube. Und es läuft noch. Auf meinem Code.
Genauer gesagt: auf dem APBoard, das ich damals als "dma147" (damals hieß ich noch Alexander Mieland) mit PHP3 und einer Funktionsreferenz zusammengehackt habe, ohne Ahnung was ich tue, nur mit der Überzeugung dass es irgendwie funktionieren wird. Die Leute von rcpanzer.de haben den Code über die Jahre an aktuelle PHP-Versionen angepasst damit das Ding überhaupt noch läuft, aber das Design ist vollständig original. HTML-Tabellen, GIF-Icons, diese charakteristische blau-graue Optik die jedes Board um 2000 hatte.
Im Februar hat Admin Robert Rudloff den 25. Geburtstag des Boards gefeiert und dabei ganz nüchtern aufgelistet: Wikipedia Januar 2001, RCPanzer.de Februar 2001, Facebook Februar 2004, Twitter März 2006. Ich weiß nicht warum mich diese Liste so trifft. Vielleicht weil wir gerade in einer Zeit leben, in der Plattformen in einem Jahr gebaut, verkauft, ruiniert und vergessen werden und da existiert diese kleine RC-Panzer-Community seit einem Vierteljahrhundert einfach still und beständig vor sich hin.
Damit ist dieses APBoard auf rcpanzer.de in derselben Liga wie das SELFHTML Forum (1998), Heise /Telepolis Forum (1996) und wer-weiss-was.de (1996). Wenn man dann noch bedenkt, dass das APBoard auf rcpanzer.de seit 25 Jahren auf derselben Basis läuft, auf derselben Engine und nur unter der Haube an PHP 8 angepasst wurde, ist es wohl einzigartig.
Btw. ich baue gerade APBoard3, einfach so, weil es das verdient hat.
Wer da mal rein schauen möchte: https://dev.apboard.de
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Replacing Ticktick with a Self-Hosted ToDo App
Hi Folks, I’ve used Ticktick as a SaaS task manager app for years now. There was a time when I had tried almost every productivity app under the sun and Ticktick had the best features and app and a WAY better pricing structure than alternatives like Todoist. Nevertheless, I had growing concerns about privacy and control of my own data as I need to be able to trust my to-do app with information about my life that I don’t want repeated to every advertiser on the internet. Bearing in mind the state of the internet in general, I’ve been slowly cutting away all my SaaS dependencies and it may be close to time for me to say goodby to an app that kept me sane for over a decade of my life. I’d like to move to a self-hosted solution, first for myself and eventually I’ll migrate my family to a shared project on the new solution. What do you use to stay organized? Why do you like it? Can you recommend something for my needs? - Some sort of custom lists logic where I can filter with some sort of typed or gui-button filter to see and save specific views of my tasks/cards, for example “overdue+project:yard+tag:do_it_later” - Must be source available, but I prefer open-source especially the less shareware-y less crippled versions. There’s a lot of subscription/shareware/FOSS+sub kind of stuff in this space and I’d rather use whatever the neckbeard & fedora FOSS purists use. - I’m mostly used to the getting things done (GTD) methodology with task managers that use lists, but I am not opposed to using a tool that uses Kanban boards or something else. - I’m partial to something that I can grow into (more of a accessible but powerful project management tool and less of a simple todo app) but I only need to account for 2-3 users and a few thousand tasks a year with minimal media attachments. - I prefer something I can deploy via docker though I wouldn’t completely rule out a bare-metal install if the feature set justified it. - Must have support for recurring tasks natively or via a plugin. - Bonus points for native android(graphene)/ios apps, but access via webapp is acceptable I’ve tried a lot of the NextCloud based solutions. I’ve tried Vikunja (which is pretty good and AGPL), and I’m currently messing with Planka which is good, but isn’t open-source which really isn’t where I’m trying to go with this. Kanboard is under the MIT license, but seems to have a steeper learning curve. I’m looking forward to hearing what the community uses!
Dawarich 1.7.11 brings slick demo data onboarding, visit-to-area assignment, drops unused indexes to free GBs of disk, patches 9 CVEs, and fixes reverse-geocoding floods. A solid update all around. #selfhosted #homelab
Immich: FUTO — 2 years later
> When Immich originally joined FUTO two years ago, the news was received with a healthy level of skepticism. Who was FUTO? Why did they want to “acquire” Immich? Did this mean the beginning of the end for the product? Well, it’s been almost two years now and we thought it would be fun to have a little retrospective on how things have played out since then.
How to Host Your Own #Mastodon Server on a #VPS (5 Minute Quick-Start Guide)
This article provides a guide for how to host your own Mastodon server on a VPS.
Running your own Mastodon server on a VPS is an excellent way to enjoy an efficient and secure Mastodon experience.
What is Mastodon?
Mastodon is a #decentralized social media platform that enables users to post ...
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📋 thomiceli/opengist
Self-hosted pastebin powered by Git, open-source alternative to Github Gist.
Hosts a Git-backed pastebin for sharing code snippets with version control, public/private visibility and web/Git access like GitHub Gist
⭐ Stars: 3183
📅 Last Update: Jun 01, 2026
https://github.com/thomiceli/opengist
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Je teste 𝗠𝗲𝗮𝗹𝗶𝗲, un gestionnaire de recettes libre et open‑source vraiment bien pensé. Interface épuré, import facile, planification des repas, listes de courses… tout ce qu’il faut pour organiser sa cuisine sans prise de tête.
Une des meilleurs alternatives aux apps de recettes, c’est un petit bijou. 🧑🍳🦊
🔗 𝗠𝗲𝗮𝗹𝗶𝗲 : https://github.com/mealie-recipes/mealie
Mealie is a self hosted recipe manager and meal planner with a RestAPI backend and a reactive frontend application built in Vue for a pleasant user experience for the whole family. Easily add recip...
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