From d14b59dcbec01f1a65714c36448e82ea8af63dd6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Ada Isopods Date: Fri, 23 Oct 2026 12:10:50 -0600 Subject: rearranging some stuff in preparation for a new deployment workflow --- uses/cumulonimbus/index.php | 13 ++++++------- 1 file changed, 6 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-) (limited to 'uses/cumulonimbus/index.php') diff --git a/uses/cumulonimbus/index.php b/uses/cumulonimbus/index.php index 105f0b6..b75dd32 100644 --- a/uses/cumulonimbus/index.php +++ b/uses/cumulonimbus/index.php @@ -58,13 +58,6 @@

I used to use Forgejo, which I like and would still be using if I was sharing it with other people, but I switched because I wasn't using literally any of its many features and I didn't want to worry about LLM scrapers finding it and bringing both it and my server to their knees at an arbitrary point in the future.

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FreshRSS

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I ended up with this because I elected to ditch Nextcloud in the process of migrating hosting providers, and this was the first RSS reader that I managed to get working on the new server. I swear, it's like the RSS 2.0 spec states that your self-hosted RSS reader has to have installation instructions that don't work.

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I've yet to find an RSS reader with a user experience I like, but this one is tolerable enough that I don't think "I should really find a replacement for this" every time I use it like I did when I was using Whatever Nextcloud Has™, plus it supports a couple common APIs so I can replace the frontend if I decide I hate it.

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Speaking of which, I'm currently using a mobile app called Capy Reader to access this on my phone since the mobile web UI kind of sucks.

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rss-bridge

Extracts RSS feeds from a genuinely kind of shocking number of websites that don't otherwise have them. I make generous use of this. Feel free to use my instance if you want.

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Nepenthes

A tarpit for AI scrapers. Self-explanatory at this point.

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Crafty Controller

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A convenient admin panel for my Minecraft server(s). It's easier than administrating the servers manually, which for something as trivial as a Minecraft server is saying something.

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I used to run this on the beefier server in my house, but when I was most recently called upon to spin up a minecraft server I was faced with the choice between finally setting up WireGuard again and just accepting the potentially slower performance of the cloud server, this is what I picked.

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