The latest revisions across our writing on tunnels, networking, self-hosting, self-hosted LLMs, and AI - freshest updates first.
Receive GitHub, Stripe, Slack and Shopify webhooks on localhost: open a Pinggy tunnel, verify the HMAC signature on the raw body, replay deliveries in the Web Debugger, and know when a provider CLI fits better.
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.
How to get free AI model APIs on OpenRouter in late 2026: the real limits (20 requests a minute, 50 or 1,000 a day), the current free catalog (Inkling, Nemotron 3 Ultra, Nemotron 3.5 Super VL, Gemma 4), what free endpoints log, and working code.
SocketXP's $20 and $99 plans only allow SSH from its browser terminal. Five SocketXP alternatives for SSH into Raspberry Pis and IoT devices behind NAT: Pinggy, Tailscale, RemoteIoT, qbee.io and Cloudflare Tunnel, with October 2026 pricing.
Run Claude Code or Codex on a cloud VM or a home devbox and drive it from your phone or laptop: Claude Code Remote Control, Codex remote control and SSH hosts, SSH with tmux, and a Pinggy TCP tunnel for machines behind NAT.
Discover the best AI agents for marketing in 2026. Compare Jasper AI, HubSpot Breeze, Albert AI, Persado, Synthesia, Hootsuite, and more to automate content creation, ad campaigns, email marketing, and social media.
Profound dropped its $99 and $399 plans in September 2026. Lumirank, Promptwatch, Peec AI, Otterly.AI and Scrunch compared on price, engines, how they collect AI answers, and crawler logs.
Compare 10 AI documentation tools for READMEs, API docs and tutorials, with pricing, limitations and a workflow that keeps developer docs accurate.
Jev, Liquid d1-ultra, pplx-decider, Microsoft-Decision-1, OpenAI Decisions, Cloudflare Clef and Strands Decider 2B compared on price, inputs and three independent leaderboards, with one run locally on an M3 Pro.
The best open-weight coding LLMs you can self-host as of October 2026, from MiMo-V2.6-Pro and GLM-5.3 down to Qwen3.8-27B on one GPU, with current benchmark scores, licenses and the hardware each one needs.
