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  1. DispatchMail is an open source locally run (though currently using OpenAI for queries) AI-powered email assistant that helps you manage your inbox. It monitors your email, processes it with an AI agent based on your prompts, and provides a (locally run) web interface for managing drafts/responses, and instructions.
  2. This article details how the author successfully set up a Pi-hole DNS server using a $15 Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W, highlighting its low cost, low power consumption, and surprisingly capable performance for handling DNS requests and ad blocking for a home network.
  3. This article details how to enhance the Paperless-ngx document management system by integrating a local Large Language Model (LLM) like Ollama. It covers the setup process, including installing Docker, Ollama, and configuring Paperless AI, to enable AI-powered features such as improved search and document understanding.
  4. A fancy self-hosted monitoring tool. Monitors uptime for HTTP(s) / TCP / HTTP(s) Keyword / HTTP(s) Json Query / Ping / DNS Record / Push / Steam Game Server / Docker Containers. Offers notifications via Telegram, Discord, Gotify, Slack, Pushover, Email (SMTP), and more.
  5. Linkwarden is an open-source bookmarking and link preservation app that allows you to store link shortcuts, create offline copies of web pages, and organize your bookmarks. It focuses on link preservation by creating backups of pages in formats like PDFs, screenshots, and readable HTML, and can even submit links to the Internet Archive.
  6. The article discusses Sosse, a self-hosted web scraper that allows users to archive their favorite websites. It highlights the tool's simplicity, ease of installation via Docker, and its ability to create full HTML snapshots of web pages, including stylesheets and assets. The author integrates Sosse into their workflow for archiving articles and technical documentation, praising its minimal interface and reliability.
  7. The author details their transition from Google Home to Home Assistant with a local LLM, highlighting the benefits of increased control, customization, and functionality. They discuss using Home Assistant's 'Okay Nabu' voice control, experimenting with display solutions like tablets and ESP32 devices, and the advantages of integrating a local LLM for more contextual and powerful interactions.
  8. Documentation for docker-mailserver (DMS), a production-ready fullstack mail server. It covers getting started, configuration, examples, FAQs, and contributing guidelines.
  9. The author details their transition from Pocket to Karakeep, a self-hosted, open-source alternative for saving and reading articles later. They discuss the benefits of owning your data and the features of Karakeep, including RSS integration and AI-powered tagging.
  10. This article details the author's experience setting up and using ntfy.sh, a self-hosted push notification service. It highlights the benefits of self-hosting for control, privacy, and performance, and its ease of setup, especially on low-resource devices like Raspberry Pis. It also discusses integrations with tools like Home Assistant and Uptime Kuma, and acknowledges some limitations for users unfamiliar with command-line tools.

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