Top 1501–1600 of 3,800
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.
- 1501.You can use something like Grand Perspective app to find whats taking up all the space.
- 1502.That makes nilaway a decent tool to get feedback right away
- 1503.It's a paid platform, but they give you a basic walk through of different technologies, with full test suites.
- 1504.FWIW I think "wayback" is the project for this. It seems to be trying to use XWayland to run full X11 desktop environments on top of Wayland
- 1505.I use git-annex since roughly 10 years to archive files I don't want to loose again.
- 1506.All the Android / iOS devs on my team use Tart locally when we need to test mixed environments.
- 1507.Software wise, if you have a PBX line (which the telco will change for) you can run Asterix
- 1508.fyi I use paredit and just hit ) and it moves me past any kind of paren/bracket.
- 1509.I'm using https://coder.com for all my development containers.
- 1510.You'll have to pry EXWM[0] from my cold, dead hands
- 1511.ZFSBootMenu and the ability to roll back to snapshots
- 1512.I also recommend autobase, a set of ansible roles for a highly available postgres cluster on hetzner or other clouds
- 1513.The YouTube No Translation add-on automatically turns off the robodubs and translated titles
- 1514.P5JS makes it very easy to start playing around with.
- 1515.I switched to OpenSUSE Tumbleweed and I am really enjoying it so far.
- 1516.Together with Qwen Code (fork of Gemini) it is actually pretty capable.
- 1517.It looks really cool for those Apple folk among us
- 1518.stopped using it when i replaced it with superwhisper
- 1519.I switched to Kvaesitso from Nova about a month ago and it's been amazing and it's open source.
- 1520.Check out Luanti. My son pulled off his own multiplayer game
- 1521.with 2$ I was able to get around 120M tokens from deepseek easily
- 1522.it is extremely simple and can run on very limited hardware
- 1523.it forked https://files.md and set it up on my home server
- 1524.for paid workers I'd reach for WarpBuild or similar most of the time (WarpBuild still runs my deploys/iOS builds)
- 1525.I love coreboot, openbmc, etc. as much as the next guy
- 1526.Loved for Free Synergy alternative, Cross-platform · Caveat No trackpad support
- 1527.I picked it because it's in a language I know (Python) and free and copyleft.
- 1528.For those looking for an actual Rust web framework, check out Leptos
- 1529.I bought a TRMNL display and set up a simple template to do the same
- 1530.I used GPT-5.2-Thinking for some searches yesterday and it followed my instructions perfectly.
- 1531.I eventually settled on trying picoclaw[1] because it was extremely small, fast, and had enough features
- 1532.you can get iCloud+ for $1/month and get the email provider (bring your own domain) among other things
- 1533.You can use a service explicitly meant for that like http://neverssl.com.
- 1534.If you want pure compute, https://unikraft.com has been great.
- 1535.with a known good open source history. Durable writes there are as low as 1ms.
- 1536.It seems to be a great agentic canvas for authoring latex.
- 1537.Loved for Best for Go, Code navigation · Caveat Resource usage
- 1538.I pay by the token via VertexAi, better than those budget plans that rate limit you
- 1539.I switched to Eglot/Corfu/Vertico/Tempel. I much prefer the new wave.
- 1540.A small VPS + LetsEncrypt + Dokku is a fantastic way to run personal side projects/hustles at minimal cost.
- 1541.it's very easy to just run a quick tunnel with "cloudflared tunnel --url localhost:XXXX"
- 1542.I love this. There are definitely shops where the data is a bit too much for postgres but something like Snowflake would be overkill.
- 1543.Shout out to https://github.com/valinet/ExplorerPatcher for forcing this behavior even on Windows 11.
- 1544.I recently configured it with Quickshell[1], and couldn't be happier.
- 1545.Personally I use PhotoSync [^2] to backup our photos from phones to a NAS. It works reliably
- 1546.It's open source, trivial to self-host, and can support an arbitrary number of rooms and users.
- 1547.FLTK was a pleasure to use (for uncomplicated software)
- 1548.Free Law Project also has this open source tool to detect bad redactions: https://github.com/freelawproject/x-ray
- 1549.It's the best weather data and presentation I ever had.
- 1550.there are plenty of things like https://wokwi.com and it's fun
- 1551.Generate bwrap options (for use in bwrap or gVisor) rather than build the sandbox itself
- 1552.found it performant and pretty easy to keep running and updated
- 1553.I love JustWatch and most of the time it's given me the answer I need.
- 1554.I loved how you can 'paint' controls, and it generates functions for you to fill in based on events.
- 1555.
- 1556.gopls is a great LSP, though, and it warns you about this immediately.
- 1557.In Linux it's pretty easy to create such things with cups.
- 1558.I would probably easily agree that io_uring in general is a better design
- 1559.I second systemd-nspawn being a hidden gem for this usecase.
- 1560.plugins like Vimium for Chromium based browsers (or Tridactyl for Firefox)
- 1561.i use google family link - which allows me to limit any apps/websites my child could view.
- 1562.I’ve really appreciated its qualities when supervising my agents’ activities
- 1563.GLM-OCR is the best single model I have found for OCR over documents with good table extraction/formatting.
- 1564.I always recommend going through this for those that want a deeper understanding of linux, the kernel, and all its accoutrements.
- 1565.DeepSeek-OCR proved 10x+ compression from visual embedding of text
- 1566.I've been using https://github.com/andmarti1424/sc-im for a while now
- 1567.I use Google Assistant for things like "add a reminder", "set an alarm"
- 1568.I am proficient with, and love EGUI and WGPU. (The latter for 3D).
- 1569.I vibe coded a wgpu version for the grid, but then switched to Metal.
- 1570.I also use HomeKit as the main hub of my home automation
- 1571.Charles a model like Sublime Text: you buy it and get to keep the version forever
- 1572.I used it to visualise different arrangements of my furniture and it worked nicely.
- 1573.I can't find a sufficiently functional alternative to Keynote, which I need every day for my work.
- 1574.Sounds like a good time to check out Wise or other similar options.
- 1575.You can use the privacy pass [0] browser extension to skip them.
- 1576.Checkout MTPLX. I use the Youssofal/Qwen3.8-27B-MTPLX-Optimized-Speed model and I get around 12 tok/s on a 36GB MBP.
- 1577.We use the ONNX runtime for small models in the browser
- 1578.I use https://github.com/ariga/atlas for this, migration based and schema base both has there good and bad side, I prefer both even in one project
- 1579.Loved for Agent containment, OS-level enforcement · Caveat Blocks dev tooling
- 1580.It is highly pleasing and apt to me that the real original CDE
- 1581.The desktop app is actually really good (esp on macos).
- 1582.My main use case is emacsclient and vterm as a terminal multiplexer, in place of something like tmux or screen
- 1583.I personally liked RooCode more, but that got retired
- 1584.I'll take Apple's Office suite (Pages, etc.) over MS Office any day
- 1585.Monarch Money is incredibly smooth and functional considering the complexity.
- 1586.If you want privacy the only option that reasonably delivers is Moxie's https://confer.to
- 1587.I personally think that Zig's combination of expressivity and simplicity, while still being low-level, is an unprecedented killer feature
- 1588.The nice thing about Discourse is, I feel like threads are more permanent.
- 1589.Mistral performs well for me and I see no reason to use something else.
- 1590.I always point people to https://fingerprint.com/ to see if their browser can defeat it.
- 1591.On Linux the gamescope tool provides a custom isolated graphics context
- 1592.I like it best for image generation which I do for work
- 1593.go with OpenGL, it's cross-platform, old (which is good and bad at the same time) and is the easiest of them all.
- 1594.addition of KVM! I remember when this was not a given, in the Xen days
- 1595.yarn still has a feature that I frequently miss: the project-local cache
- 1596.Sandbox: `https://github.com/earendil-works/gondolin`
- 1597.Very nice, multi modal, largest open weight model that supports audio.
- 1598.Personally, I use https://github.com/kagisearch/smallweb/ to feed my search engine / crawler.
- 1599.The latency of zram (compressed in memory) is still lower than the fastest SSDs which reduces those stalls.
- 1600.Or just go with Anyhow until you find a need for something else.