Blog posts tagged “Open Source”
OpenLogi remaps Logitech mice over HID++ with no account, no telemetry, and no 200MB installer. Here's what it does well, what's still rough, and the AI-authorship debate around it.
Cal.com went closed source in April 2026. Here are the open-source, self-hostable Calendly alternatives that took its place - Cal.diy, Easy!Appointments, Tymeslot, Rallly and more - with licenses, versions, and a tested Docker plus Pinggy setup.
A technical comparison of the best open source DNS servers you can self-host in 2026 - PowerDNS, BIND9, Unbound, NSD, Knot DNS, CoreDNS, Technitium, AdGuard Home, Pi-hole, Blocky, SmartDNS, and dnsmasq - with GitHub stars, license, language, latest versions, and the security releases each shipped through October 2026.
OmniRoute is a free MIT-licensed AI gateway you run yourself: one OpenAI-compatible endpoint in front of 290+ providers and 500+ models. We ran it in Docker, got 99 models resolving with zero configuration, tested combos, compression, MCP, and the CLI, then shared the whole thing over a public HTTPS URL with Pinggy. Facts rechecked against v3.8.51 (October 2026).
Compare the best open source, self-hostable alternatives to Slack and Discord in 2026 - Rocket.Chat, Mattermost, Zulip, Matrix/Element, Stoat, and Spacebar - with licenses, system requirements, and how to expose your instance with Pinggy.
curl is refusing all vulnerability reports for the month of July 2026 after AI-generated 'slop' reports pushed its confirmed-vulnerability rate below 5%. Here's the timeline, the numbers, and why this is bigger than one project.
HackerRank open-sourced its AI hiring agent and the same resume scores differently every run, from 66 to 99. Here's how the pipeline works, why it's non-deterministic, and how hidden PDF text can inflate a score.
Voicebox is an open-source, local-first AI voice studio for cloning voices, dictating text, and composing multi-track audio. This guide shows how to run it as a server and expose it remotely with Pinggy.
Iroh 1.0 ships a stable P2P networking library that connects devices by cryptographic key instead of IP address. QUIC under the hood, 90% hole-punch success, 200M+ endpoints/month, and now stable language bindings for Python, Node.js, Swift, and Kotlin.
Chatwoot v4.14 ships Captain AI for automated customer support. Run the full stack locally with Docker Compose, then expose it to the internet with one Pinggy command - no port forwarding, no SaaS bill.
