Top 1101–1200 of 1,346
Products recommended by at least 3 HN commenters (Nov 2025 to Oct 2026), ranked by distinct recommenders: one vote per HN user, ties broken by recency. Warnings are shown beside each product, and comments by a product's own makers don't count.
- 1101.QMK/ZMK firmware so you can add stuff like mod-taps and whatnot
- 1102.There's also MarkEdit[0], which is essentially "TextEdit for Markdown"
- 1103.for my needs, nothing could beat Whisper Large v3.
- 1104.I use it with claude code, codex and like it quite a lot.
- 1105.if you’re evaluating postgres, check out timescaledb.
- 1106.I'm pretty happy with Seaweed, running that on prem, rock solid so far.
- 1107.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.
- 1108.Selinux does the rest and we encourage devs to write policies for their applications.
- 1109.Switched to Google TV / Chromecast. So much better.
- 1110.Genuinely one of my favorite pieces of infra software.
- 1111.I use Parachute Backup to keep a local copy of my iCloud files and photos on an external drive.
- 1112.So far I have to say I am really impressed. Clients are all open source, really configurable, and speed and reliability seems as good as Mullvad.
- 1113.Since starlink it's a breeze. We will finally be able to get video feeds off of some of the stations
- 1114.I’d slap Fedora Workstation on it and call it a day.
- 1115.I use O&O ShutUp10++ to completely get rid of OneDrive and other annoying Microsoft tools
- 1116.That's exactly how I use Solidworks (and similar parametric CAD software) all the time.
- 1117.Karabiner: MacOS's keyboard mapping is incredibly underpowered.
- 1118.There's also SteerMouse, which I use to configure my MX Master settings.
- 1119.It fires up Aqua Voice and begins transcribing. My fingers appreciate the break from typing.
- 1120.But as the host OS I use Talos Linux, which itself is declarative and minimal.
- 1121.On macOS I've been using piper (https://github.com/OHF-Voice/piper1-gpl) to announce claude code notifications and it works perfectly!
- 1122.I use this on devices that I haven't signed in with Google.
- 1123.Bought MonoLisa back in 2022, never even considered switching coding typeface since.
- 1124.Your LLM can replace your cargo build with bazel in a few sessions.
- 1125.I protect the admin interface with Cloudflare Zero Trust, using email-based authentication
- 1126.I use the Redirector browser add-on to automatically take me from /shorts/{videoid} to /watch?v=$1.
- 1127.I use Auto Tab Discard so that most of the tabs are "hibernated" and don't consume so many resources.
- 1128.Vikunja https://vikunja.io/ - todo list manager, I use it on all my computers, and phone
- 1129.It's amazingly useful, it's a bit like Microsoft's old convergence idea but it actually works.
- 1130.I found it very useful and impressive, also its mostly free.
- 1131.Check out chatjimmy.ai blow your mind. I’m not affiliated.
- 1132.this is the most up to date, consolidated utility to check for infection
- 1133.Yosys is a super lightweight open-source FPGA toolchain that really easy to get up and running.
- 1134.It was the best product in its area from the beginning, eclipsing anything US produced prior to it
- 1135.Linux has Waydroid so Android apps can be run on Linux at full speed without emulation.
- 1136.
- 1137.Or you can run cgit as a frontend to your git remote on a server.
- 1138.the most easy-to-use editor for cli / ssh and relatively lightweight
- 1139.I have been using Inngest for over a year now and really like the APIs you guys have created
- 1140.Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard was the pinnacle of Mac OS X.
- 1141.I used the PlatformIO plugin (available for VSCode-based IDEs) for programming and transferring code to the esp32.
- 1142.I use "I still don't care about cookies"; it works well
- 1143.I've been a pretty happy Aseprite user for years - practically a decade at this point.
- 1144.You run OpenCode with Big Pickle on it with decent performance.
- 1145.This extension is called "OneTab" (I have no interest in promoting it, that's just what I use). Works well for me.
- 1146.I love the fact that it's a lightweight and verbose script.
- 1147.I use Wise often to move money between USD, EUR, and AUD, and it plugs right into my US credit union and brokerage accounts.
- 1148.AirTable worked somewhat to keep moving projects forward, without growing unbounded.
- 1149.I'd also recommend checking out KittenTTS[2], I use it and it's great for the size/performance.
- 1150.You just need a reader which has features to filter out certain users and words (like Newsblur what I use)
- 1151.paired with CodeCompanion it is really powerful and ergonomic, way more them combining external harnesses
- 1152.nixos-rebuild with `--target-host` is also working well for us however
- 1153.Theres already git-in-rust project that is making good progress
- 1154.It would be nice to use something like SOPS[1] + age right from the start
- 1155.It's a really good way to share check definitions between local development and CI
- 1156.I do an insane amount of work with my little $20/mo. ChatGPT Plus subscription and never hit limits.
- 1157.I use qmd for that on over 20 years of journaling and saved quotes, works great
- 1158.I also highly recommend App Tamer (no affiliation). It lets you jail background apps at 10% cpu or whatever.
- 1159.I installed nobara as my first OS which was still for gaming but I loved linux so much
- 1160.I've been using Postmark for many years, and have zero complaints.
- 1161.I used the Rewind app on Mac and it was very nice to have the ability to search almost anything you did / saw on the computer.
- 1162.I recommend Numbers to the vast majority of users in our company, who mainly want to organize tabular data
- 1163.I use Dino on Debian and Conversations on Android.
- 1164.Pfsense and maybe openwrt allow split horizon DNS that allows Wireguard tunnels to work seamlessly
- 1165.Gitlab CI with some remote runners on a VPS that I already have (so I can keep myself on the free tier). Works perfectly.
- 1166.Check out Start11. I’m forced to use Windows 11 for work but I’ve managed to get the Windows 10 taskbar and start menu back.
- 1167.I used the [AI company product] and the Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) to completely rewrite all the scripts
- 1168.I had a pinephone and switched from phosh to plasma-mobile. The hardware was very limited but with plasma it was much much better at least.
- 1169.It's not perfect as I have to manually do the correction like always. However, it definitely saves me some time and effort.
- 1170.This day you don't need Anki for this, just use one of FSRS libraries for scheduling.
- 1171.Magnet app (for window splitting) is usually one of my first installs. I think I paid like $7 for it years ago and it's well worth it.
- 1172.Gecko, WebKit and—hopefully—Ladybird are the true alternatives.
- 1173.Rufus has options to make the Windows installer skip the Microsoft account login. Worked great!
- 1174.CodeNomad as the web-based GUI. It works perfectly; I can access it from anywhere
- 1175.a tutor so you have a roadmap and more motivation. I found mine on italki.
- 1176.I use Screen Time (iPhone) to limit it to 20 min a day
- 1177.Moved from SQLite to libsql for native vector search.
- 1178.I recommend https://www.flos-freeware.ch/notepad2.html - it's even snappier than Notepad++
- 1179.I use local seedvault backup and then sync via round sync daily trigger to my Nextcloud WebDav Server
- 1180.Strawberry has great collection support as I own thousands of ripped CDs.
- 1181.the best solution (performance/features wise) I found is Photomator
- 1182.HyperCard gave you a somewhat natural language, instant persistent database and UI builder, and objects (stack, card, field ...) and messages.
- 1183.I use a package manager that checks the hash of the downloaded installer against what's recorded in the package listing for that version. WinGet has been built in to Windows
- 1184.I recently configured it with Quickshell[1], and couldn't be happier.
- 1185.make sure you change the DNS in network manager and the the browser.
- 1186.What I can highly recommend is the (free) RetroArch app for AppleTV.
- 1187.I use bellard.org/jslinux to test compilation of strange code sometimes
- 1188.the excellent entr https://eradman.com/entrproject/
- 1189.In my opinion, Unpoly has a better-organized approach to everything.
- 1190.I really respect OpenFGA & team behind it, I used it in multiple projects and it completely eliminate the AuthZ from our code.
- 1191.I also switched from DigitalOcean and have found UpCloud very good for my purposes.
- 1192.YouTube Kids already has a whitelist mode. We use it all the time for our 8 year old.
- 1193.Free BSD Jails are great! I use them on https://www.nearlyfreespeech.net/ and they work well.
- 1194.Pagefind is stupidly easy to integrate. And it's what you probably ought to be using whatever your SSG.
- 1195.it's a thin wrapper around claude/codex/gemini, you can pick-up sessions from your phone and start terminal sessions remotely. It's pretty good.
- 1196.I enjoy the this extension that redirects search results from Fandom and other such terrible hosts to their higher quality indie alternatives.
- 1197.There's a module for it in scipy, so it should be rather straightforward to try your analysis
- 1198.I am running Niri with Dank Material Shell, and it is excellent
- 1199.an open source alternative to Last.fm that I can confirm works with Navidrome
- 1200.the latest version of yay (v13+) supports being able to skip recently added packages through its new Lua extension system