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In my last post, I wrote about self-hosting Notes. Here, I'll take you through setting up a simple and easy self-hosted Git Service, Gitea.
When getting started with generative art, the two most popular libraries are processing and p5. My default choice was p5.js.
Scrutiny is a great tool for gathering and visualizing S.M.A.R.T. data. Learn how to run Scrutiny via LinuxServer.io's image.
If you’re ready to venture back into the conference world, buckle up. Here's a list of design conferences I'm looking forward to in 2022.
Netbox is a great tool for tracking physical and virtual computing gear and configuration. Learn how to run Netbox via LinuxServer.io's image.
I recently used Raspberry Pi to make a DIY Print Server for my and my partner’s Macs. In this post, I’ll walk you through how I set it up.
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Home Assistant is a fantastic tool for muxing home devices and services. This post is about how to run Home Assistant via LinuxServer.io’s Docker Image.
Here I share all the configuration details needed to self-host PostgreSQL running in a Docker container, with a valid SSL certificate from Let's Encrypt.
I recently discovered a new app called Notea. It is still early in development but is quite usable and simple in its design.
If you like to DIY, and you happen to already have a headless computer running 24/7 in your basement, then a Dockerized Minecraft server is pretty neat!
With about five minutes of work, you can turn your iPhone into a webcam. With about 10 minutes more work, and a sticker, you can even make it automatic.
Librespeed is a fantastic network testing tool. This post is about how I set it up using LinuxServer.io's image.
