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Show HN:otLater,send mails into your future. simply host this on your own server
Show HN: Owntools - not everything belongs to a cloud-storage
Interview your family-story with this android-app.
This app was created with the idea in mind that in most cases only the grandchildren are interested in the life story of the grandparents. Sometimes it is too late by then or the options are limited to get the desired information.
It's time to tell your story. Record your life story for your children.
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Use XMPP-Client as debug-console
Sometimes it is not easy to get some debug-output to find an error inside your code. I use my XMPP/Jabber-Client as an universal debug-console.If you like the idea add the buddy [email protected] and send 'help'.You get some short code-snippets (PHP, JS, JQuery, Shell) with which you can send Debug-output to your Jabber-client.e.g. If your need an output from within a PHP-script you can...
Ask HN: is there an alternative for instagram?
something like ownCloud hosted on my own server, but not just a gallery-skript, but connected with an app to share photos easy from my phone? What features should such a solution need?
Replace your instagram-appearance with ownStaGram on your own server
OwnStaGram: a self hosting instagram-clone to prevent privacy concerns
a few weeks ago I started a project to imitate instagram on my own server. I wanted to share photos, but keep full control over them. Due to the actual press around instagram and their changes in terms of use, I decided to publish my project even if its in early beta. I like to hear if you need such a solution and what ideas do you have.Try it if you like: http://www.mad5.de/ownstagram/Until...
Does noone need privacy anymore?
Why Is everyone so excited about storing their private data like photos on other peoples servers? Is there no need for more privacy? I like to have all my photos on my own little home-server or NAS. But I still like to share some with friends or family. Isn't there a solution other than flickr or snapjoy to keep everything at home and share through my DSL?