Ask HN: What's your quarantine side project?

Just a personal website: https://dwayne.xyz

I rented a server from Digital Ocean, installed nginx and Go, and wrote a web server. No frameworks on the front or backend, just HTML, CSS, and a couple of small scripts. And I wrote my own authentication and admin pages to manage everything from the browser.

I started this: https://www.threaded.live/ - it’s an attempt to build some sort of “social network” in the browser (at least initially)

Also learned how to cook properly, and addicted to learning all the nuances of heat, acid, fat, etc.

I created a library: http://github.com/SebastienBtr/vue-dashboard to easily create a dashboard app, my motivations for this library is that I didn't want to use a big dashboard template that you can find online, where you always have to do some refactor and remove all the things you don't need. Instead my library just give you a vue component to have a dashboard layout setup. Feedback would be appreciated, and of course, a star if you think it's great :)

Rebooted https://www.lancelist.com —- it’s a directory of sites for freelancers, especially those new to the game, to find work

I'm working on starting a Wireless ISP in rural Portugal:

https://gardunha.net

It's a nice mix of both online and offline work. Also, the community around here is mostly made up of various combinations of farmers, hippies, retirees, and permaculture folks. Everyone wants a decent internet connection, but no one really has the skills to do much about it. I've lived here a year now, so thought I'd give it a go.

It's a windy road. Actually, it all started out because I wanted to get fast internet for myself on my farm. Then I thought, "Hey, why not start a business?" Feature creep at its best.