Hands-on experience with AI, self-hosting, Linux, and the developer tools Botmonster actually uses

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Hands-on experience with AI, self-hosting, Linux, and the developer tools Botmonster actually uses

Cutaway data pipeline where a disguised VPN tunnel slips past a scanning checkpoint while unmasked connections are pulled aside

Amnezia builds your own VPN and hides that it is one

Amnezia is a self hosted VPN client that installs the server for you over SSH, then disguises the traffic so networks that block VPNs cannot spot it.

A hand aims a smartphone like a remote control at a desktop workstation where five robotic arms type code in parallel

T3 Code drives Claude Code and Codex from your phone

T3 Code lets you control coding agents from your phone. It drives Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok, and OpenCode on your machine, with nothing to buy.

Glowing blueprint model projecting three light beams onto glass panels showing the same architecture at three zoom levels

LikeC4 stops your architecture diagrams going stale

LikeC4 generates architecture diagrams from code, so one model feeds every view. Rename a service once and every diagram that shows it redraws.

Cutaway machine pulling film and audio from cables, feeding a lecture screen, an open book, and a turntable

OmniGet wraps yt-dlp in an app that plays your courses

OmniGet is an open source video downloader app built on yt-dlp, with a clipboard hotkey, a course player, an ebook reader, and no command line.

Dockworker loading shipping containers and blueprint scrolls onto a tugboat as a harbor crane turns toward a giant cargo ship

Portainer 3.0 is the push your homelab needed to switch

Portainer 3.0 freezes Community Edition on 2.x and bets on Kubernetes. Why homelabs should switch now, which tool to pick, and how to move your stacks.

A wall of 91 glowing archive drawers with a small index card wired to only a dozen of them

Anthropic's cookbook hides 91 notebooks behind a list

The Claude Cookbooks repo holds 91 notebooks, including agent SDK, managed agents, and skills recipes the README table of contents never lists.