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A curated list of free software network services and web applications that can be hosted on your own servers.
The reference implementation of the Bitcoin peer-to-peer network, including a full node, wallet, and GUI.
A smart programmable Ethernet switch that creates secure global networks as if all devices were in the same data center.
A modern, full-featured, secure mail server designed for low-maintenance self-hosted email.
A Rust implementation of the libp2p modular networking stack for building peer-to-peer applications.
Social reading and reviewing, decentralized with ActivityPub
A federated blogging engine built with Rust and ActivityPub, allowing users to create and manage multiple blogs across interconnected instances.
A console-based XMPP client inspired by Irssi, built with ncurses for terminal chat.
A minimal desktop browser with built-in support for decentralized web protocols like IPFS, Gemini, and BitTorrent.
A JavaScript implementation of the Tor protocol for anonymizing any protocol on servers and inside browsers.
A stateless, trustless Starknet light client written in Rust, enabling secure and decentralized access to the Starknet network.
A browser extension that uploads files to IPFS via web3.storage and generates decentralized QR codes for sharing.
Protocol for creating and sharing digital artifacts on Stacks blockchain using transaction memo fields for efficiency.
A DIY Bitcoin and Lightning Network full node running on a Raspberry Pi with an optional display for easy setup and monitoring.
An ultra-simplified explanation of blockchain concepts using analogies like the kilogram and family memories.
A step-by-step tutorial for running an Ethereum Geth node on a Raspberry Pi.
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