SnapOtter: A Self Hosted Image Manipulator - 45+ tools, local AI, and pipelin
SnapOtter provides a self-hosted suite for image editing with 45+ tools and local AI. It offers privacy-focused solutions for efficiency.
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SnapOtter provides a self-hosted suite for image editing with 45+ tools and local AI. It offers privacy-focused solutions for efficiency.
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Windrose-Game-Dedicated-Server is a Docker container that enables Linux-based hosting of Windrose’s Windows-only dedicated server using Wine and SteamCMD. It’s designed for players and communities see...
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Tired of wrestling with Tailscale or WireGuard just to expose self-hosted services? VX6 is a lightweight, MIT-licensed, IPv6-native fabric that lets your Raspberry Pi or VPS announce a globally routab...
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Tired of guessing which services are actually communicating in your homelab? HomeLabInfo creates a living map by analyzing real network traffic—not just pings or health checks. Spot silent failures, d...
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Tired of syncing Chrome data with Google? SelfSync is a lean, Rust-built, self-hosted sync server that works natively with Chrome v120+, letting you sync bookmarks, history, and passwords—without Goog...
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Hit the 'NAT punch-through wall' with self-hosted Paseo? paseo-relay is a lightweight, zero-dependency Go relay that rescues WebRTC calls behind restrictive firewalls, CGNAT, and mobile carriers — no ...
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Tired of over-engineering with PostgreSQL or Redis for simple persistence? YantrikDB Server is a minimal, zero-config Rust database built for config snapshots and ephemeral keys—running reliably in pr...
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Tired of nginx config spaghetti and broken Let’s Encrypt renewals? This post shows how Traefik v3.1 auto-discovers services, enforces TLS by default, and eliminates manual routing—so you can run Home ...
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Tired of leaking context and overpaying for Honcho’s opaque cloud memory? honcho-self-hosted is a lean, shell-based shim that swaps in your own Redis backend—no code changes, no forks, just 300 lines ...
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Tired of building custom SSH wrappers or bloated REST APIs for remote command execution? Meet codec — a lean, dependency-light Python framework for secure, scriptable automation across homelab nodes. ...
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