Rising 401–500 of 890
Products with more recommenders in the last 90 days than their usual rate over the year before. "+N" is the number of extra recommenders.
- 401.Loved for All-in-one environment, Replaces older tools · Caveat Scope creep
- 402.Loved for Reverse proxy, Automatic SSL · Caveat Default behavior
- 403.Loved for Daily driver, Ungoogled Chromium · Caveat Crashes
- 404.Loved for Customization, Tiling workflow · Caveat Steep effort
- 405.Loved for Apple TV experience, Many media sources · Caveat Limited search
- 406.Loved for Tool integrations, Removes drudgery · Caveat Bugs
- 407.Loved for Custom domains, Organization tools · Caveat Interface quality
- 408.Loved for Pairs with HTMX, Simple projects · Caveat Complex UIs
- 409.Loved for Easy self-hosting, Tool integrations
- 410.Loved for Great podcatcher, Android staple · Caveat Missing audio features
- 411.Loved for Passkey support, Cross-device use · Caveat Passkey migration
- 412.Loved for Ad-free viewing, Deep customization · Caveat Requires sideloading
- 413.Loved for Native desktop GUIs, Responsive apps · Caveat Slow IDE
- 414.Loved for Privacy, Free access · Caveat Weaker models
- 415.Loved for Safe YOLO mode, Action blocking · Caveat Policy upkeep
- 416.Loved for Sane defaults, Daily driver · Caveat AI bloat
- 417.Loved for Reliable rendering, Developer experience · Caveat Bloat
- 418.Quartz for converting obsidian-generated .md files into static websites
- 419.I love the idea of a gaming box that can host multiple instances; that would be very very good.
- 420.Its been excellent for self hosting email on a small hetzner instance. Highly recommended
- 421.no other software exists with such easy-to-use tools for importing GPS tracks, creating custom points, and exporting KMZ files
- 422.Eslint runs as a post-tool use hook on edit and write, so each file an agent writes gets immediate feedback and fixes.
- 423.I use Picard to organise my music into a sensible directory structure
- 424.It’s been rock solid and it is now the default choice for anything outside of work I’ll do.
- 425.I use Flubox+UXTerm+a bunch of CLI/TUI tools among mpv, nsxiv and mupdf.
- 426.I've been using iCloud email with a custom domain for a while, and it has been super conveninent, stable and spam-free.
- 427.I use prowlarr and radarr in my hone proxmox setup.
- 428.It is a no-effort built-in for LibreElec to use one of these outputs for video, while the other one is dedicated to high-res multichannel PCM audio.
- 429.For microvms, take a look at https://smolmachines.com
- 430.LLD would work fine for the whole tree, and did previously, but is much much slower than mold which is why we switched to mold.
- 431.I run BirdNET-Go as an app on my Home Assistant i7 M710q. I use the GPU-enabled BirdNET model and Perch V2, and it works swimmingly.
- 432.PalmOS was so much easier to use than the various Windows-based mobile formats from Microsoft
- 433.recently switched to Commit Mono [0]. It hits all the right spots for me, is customizable, and does smart kerning which is neat.
- 434.I use Wails which is Tauri but for Go and I don't have the kind of issues you're mentioning.
- 435.For anyone who regularly has to look at/analyze binary files, i highly recommend ImHex [1].
- 436.There are companies like Antithesis that have done incredible work in this space.
- 437.I use Noir extension on my iphone/ipad, does it automatically when iOS/iPadOS goes into night/dark mode
- 438.the chrome network tab really did everything I need in terms of inspecting requests / responses.
- 439.llama-server also comes with a truly excellent built-in web chat interface these days
- 440.this foundational software which I use every. single. day.
- 441.Mistral has been great for us as a provider for our EU-based company. We use Mistral Large 4, GLM 5.3 Flash and DeepSeek v4.1 Flash 1017 through their API
- 442.skills like wayfinder and grill-me (they are very helpful still)
- 443.The one thing that did change anything was giving the agent a type checker. It ran mypy on nearly every change, and no type errors got through.
- 444.wasnt a big fan of coolify but i love https://komo.do/
- 445.
- 446.you can get iCloud+ for $1/month and get the email provider (bring your own domain) among other things
- 447.I've been using Firefox Relay for a few years and it's great!
- 448.I am still glad that children are playing Minecraft.
- 449.In defense of Paddle (I use them for my own livelihood), they're on the hook for remitting sales taxes to ALL the governments
- 450.There's also MarkEdit[0], which is essentially "TextEdit for Markdown"
- 451.I use it with claude code, codex and like it quite a lot.
- 452.if you’re evaluating postgres, check out timescaledb.
- 453.I tried out https://www.hey.com/ and it not only does it not piss me off, but I like it for how I use calendar and mail.
- 454.Selinux does the rest and we encourage devs to write policies for their applications.
- 455.I use Parachute Backup to keep a local copy of my iCloud files and photos on an external drive.
- 456.There's also SteerMouse, which I use to configure my MX Master settings.
- 457.Your LLM can replace your cargo build with bazel in a few sessions.
- 458.I use the Redirector browser add-on to automatically take me from /shorts/{videoid} to /watch?v=$1.
- 459.I use Auto Tab Discard so that most of the tabs are "hibernated" and don't consume so many resources.
- 460.Vikunja https://vikunja.io/ - todo list manager, I use it on all my computers, and phone
- 461.I found it very useful and impressive, also its mostly free.
- 462.Yosys is a super lightweight open-source FPGA toolchain that really easy to get up and running.
- 463.It was the best product in its area from the beginning, eclipsing anything US produced prior to it
- 464.i have been using JUCE for decades and it's been very reliable and stable with a well maintained forum
- 465.Tasker to automatically activate my wifi hotspot for the car's Android headunit
- 466.Clang already had the full C99 designated init feature set in C++ mode implemented long before C++20 and it worked just fine.
- 467.I’ve started donating monthly to Accrescent instead, download as many apps as I can from there
- 468.I never encountered any significant difficulties and could successfully exchange messages with my peers
- 469.Removing Xorg while Nvidia users make up the majority is insane.
- 470.AOSP is far more private, secure, usable and compatible with a far broader amount of apps.
- 471.Delphi was magical. Nothing compares to Delphi's productivity.
- 472.Credit goes to agentic coding tools for making it a reality.
- 473.I've been using Entire for a while now (specifically checkpoints, but also testing Trails more recently) and there's no going back! It's amazing!
- 474.our workloads benefited from the trinity of Solaris' threading, ZFS tiered storage, and zones/containers
- 475.It’s extremely effective and I highly recommend it.
- 476.I've actually seen better performance with older ones like Meta Llama 4 or Amazon's Nova
- 477.the paradigmatic example where git worktree is useful
- 478.I used to run Win 10 in Parallels on MacOS and it was excellent
- 479.i use google family link - which allows me to limit any apps/websites my child could view.
- 480.a better known implementation (in Bash) is probably https://github.com/holman/spark
- 481.Checkout MTPLX. I use the Youssofal/Qwen3.8-27B-MTPLX-Optimized-Speed model and I get around 12 tok/s on a 36GB MBP.
- 482.I pivoted to jetbrains stuff— specifically Rider, PyCharm, and WebStorm.
- 483.I use Turso for a small project. Seems to work well.
- 484.Loved for Windows dev environment, Both worlds · Caveat Host OS frustrations
- 485.Loved for Easy sharing, Polished apps · Caveat Redesigned apps
- 486.Loved for Agent sandboxes, CI runners · Caveat Complex operations
- 487.Loved for Daily driver, Old hardware · Caveat Cosmic bugs
- 488.Loved for Flexibility and control, Long-term loyalty · Caveat Compile times
- 489.Loved for Streaming replacement, Mobile clients · Caveat DIY workflow
- 490.Loved for Clean design, Portability · Caveat UTF-8 support
- 491.Loved for Local generation, Modest hardware · Caveat Learning curve
- 492.Loved for Extensions, Cross-platform · Caveat Wine on Linux
- 493.Loved for Peak Windows, Usability · Caveat Modern browsers
- 494.Loved for Developer experience, Tiny footprint · Caveat Learning curve
- 495.Loved for Catches issues, PR integration · Caveat Missed bugs
- 496.Loved for Ad-free YouTube, Patches other apps · Caveat Android only
- 497.Loved for Runtime validation, Shared schemas · Caveat Compromised release
- 498.Loved for Broad ecosystem, Practical integrations · Caveat Unnecessary abstraction
- 499.Loved for Reliability, Easy sync · Caveat Storage value
- 500.I learned to CAD on Fusion 360 with no formal education and it just worked.