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Developer Duarte Santos released openGym, a free, self-hosted gym and body-weight tracking app built in JavaScript. Users can plan routines, log supersets, warm-ups and cardio, and see which muscles are trained, fatigued or detraining. It imports data from FitNotes, Strong and Hevy and supports passkey login, with all data stored on the user's own server. It is climbing trending charts as fitness app users look for private alternatives to subscription services.
- 2Cheap Logging Options Compared for Small SaaS Services●Short answer: for a small SaaS notification service, the best inexpensive logging choice is the one... # observability #
Developers are comparing inexpensive logging setups for small SaaS products, weighing hosted logging services against self-hosted alternatives for a lightweight notification application. The discussion frames observability as a practical cost decision for small teams: managed tools save operational effort but add monthly fees, while self-hosting cuts costs at the price of maintenance. Similar debates recur regularly in engineering communities as tooling prices rise.
- 3Paris-based network AS12876 surfaces in security scans●ASN: AS12876 Location: Paris, FR Added: 2026-09-30T14:45 # shodansafari # infosec
AS12876, an autonomous system based in Paris, France, was logged in an internet-wide network scan entry dated 30 September 2026. The autonomous system is associated with Scaleway, a French cloud and hosting provider. Cybersecurity practitioners track such networks to map exposed services and infrastructure, and the entry circulated among information security observers who follow scan-based reconnaissance of internet-facing systems.
- 4Singapore-hosted network AS15830 surfaces in security scans●ASN: AS15830 Location: Queenstown Estate, SG Added: 2026-10-02T18:24 # shodansafari # infosec
Cybersecurity watchers are circulating details of AS15830, an autonomous system whose presence has been logged in Queenstown Estate, Singapore. The listing, timestamped 2 October 2026, is being shared among infosec practitioners who routinely map exposed internet-facing infrastructure. Such ASN sightings are typically used to track hosting providers and spot misconfigured or exposed services.
- 5Gitea 28.0 Abandons 1.x Versioning, Adds Audit Logs and Bot Accounts●Linuxiac: Gitea 28.0 Drops 1.x Versioning, Adds Audit Logs and Bot Accounts https:// linuxiac.com/gitea-28-0-drops- 1-x-
The self-hosted Git service Gitea has released version 28.0, dropping its long-standing 1.x version numbering scheme. The release introduces audit logs for tracking instance activity and dedicated bot accounts to help administrators manage automated access more cleanly. Coverage from Linuxiac is circulating among Linux and open-source communities, with users discussing what the versioning change signals for the project's future and how the new security and automation features will affect self-hosted deployments.
- 6Self-hosters urged to block traffic from unexpected countries●If you expose # selfhosted services to the Internet, why accept traffic from places you’re not expecting to be? I hardly
A self-hosting enthusiast recommends geofencing internet-exposed services: since he rarely travels abroad, he blocks requests originating from other countries, and says his logs show the filter drops roughly 95% of opportunistic and malicious bot traffic before it reaches his services. The practice is being discussed as a simple, low-cost hardening step for people running their own servers at home.