Topic: self-hosting
Self-hosting empowers individuals to take control of their digital lives by allowing them to run their own services and applications, free from the surveillance and censorship of Big Tech. This approach not only enhances privacy but also fosters a more open and decentralized internet. By opting for self-hosted solutions, users can avoid the pitfalls of data collection and content moderation imposed by corporate platforms.
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Build-Your-Own Streaming: An Introduction to a Self-Hosted Home Media Stack
A quiet rebellion in home entertainment is teaching people to stream, read, and listen without surrendering ownership.
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Ditching Google: Practical Self-Hosted Replacements
The exit ramp from Google starts with your own box.
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The Easiest Photo Self-Hosting Exit Ramp from Big Cloud
This app’s latest update turns DIY photo hosting into something that feels built for people, not just power users.
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What to Know Before You Start Self-Hosting: Risks, Rewards, and First Steps
The cloud turns invisible labor into convenience, but self-hosting forces you to see exactly what it costs to own your…
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A Private, Open-Source, Self-Hosted Alternative to Google Photos and iCloud Photos That’s Focused on Sharing
Share your favorite memories with family and friends, without relying on Big Tech.
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An Open-Source, Self-Hosted App for Archiving, Syncing, and Sharing Bookmarks, Links, and Web Content
Preserve your favorite content in a variety of formats, share it with others, and build link collections collaboratively.
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A Private, Open-Source, Self-Hosted Alternative to Audible
Enjoy audiobooks, podcasts, and other audio without relying on Big Tech.
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Gab’s top new features include mobile app support, self-hosting, video uploads, and two-factor authentication
Gab says that the new features in this open-source and decentralized new Gab make it unstoppable.