Check out some of the PWS services!
-These services are publically hosted on PWS, open to the world.
A majority of my public facing code lives on Github, but some projects are publically hosted or mirrored to/from Github from my Gitea instance. This open source software has near feature parity with Github, and is a great option for self hosting private or semi-private code.
I have hosted many versions of my personal website on PWS.
@@ -105,6 +98,34 @@Personal notebook hosting stuff like my grocery list and anything I need to keep track of in the moment. UI is not too bad on both mobile and on desktop, though experience is far better on desktop.
ComfyUI is a workflow management tool for Stable Diffusion pipelines. I discovered this when it made front page on HackerNews, and built a few custom pipelines for photo generation when Stable Diffusion was the new hot thing in AI.
+HomeAssistant is a popular IOT home management tool in the homelabbing/builder community. I use it to control lights based on a variety of different triggers to help both with my circadian rhythm as well as the electricity bill if I forget to turn something off.
+This is the open source community's UI for LLMs. I use it to run whatever the hot new self-hostable LLM is via Ollama and interact with a ChatGPT style UI for family and friends.
+Planka is an open-source Agile project management tool. I maintain a couple of Kanban boards for projects as well as life tasks.
+I have a few YouTube channels whose original video files I like to keep an archive of. It's perfectly fine to just host the files and play them in a media player, but self-hosting Plex allows me to slap on a UI for essentially free.
Sometimes I have to send files to friends that are too large to fit in a non-Nitro Discord message. When that happens, the open source project Send allows me to share the data I want to.
+Unfortunately, because the internet cannot be trusted, I don't keep this hosted all the time.
+The v1 version of my personal photo gallery was hosted using the open source software Photoprism. It had a fine UI, but was eventually discontinued in favor of another open source solution.