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- 1Privacy pack aims to help everyday users ditch Google●Since I run my own # HomeLab there are alot that are missing in this list, but well... for common folk, this list should
A link to privacypack.org, a curated list of privacy-friendly and open-source alternatives to mainstream services, is circulating among self-hosting and open-source enthusiasts. One commentator notes the list falls short for people running their own home labs but says it should be enough to help ordinary users reduce their dependence on big tech services to a large extent. Discussion centres on de-Googling, free software and taking back control of personal data.
- 2Using Debian 13 as a dual WAN router●Debian 13 as a dual WAN router https://www.tqdev.com/2026-dual-wan-router-debian-13/ # Debian # Networking # OpenSource
A new write-up explains how to turn Debian 13 into a dual WAN router, letting a standard Linux machine handle two internet connections for failover or load balancing. The guide, tagged under networking and open source, has been shared on developer forums and drawn attention from self-hosting and homelab enthusiasts.
- 3Percona University Brings Database Tech Insights to Montevideo●Percona University was an amazing day in Montevideo, Uruguay. Emerging database tech insights ft. Coroot monitoring # Mi
Percona University took place in Montevideo, Uruguay, drawing attendees for a day of talks on emerging database technologies, with observability tool Coroot among the featured topics. Organisers and participants shared thanks and enthusiasm afterwards, describing the event as an amazing day. One attendee even showcased a related homelab setup running Kubernetes on Raspberry Pis.