Top 2301–2400 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.
- 2301.It fires up Aqua Voice and begins transcribing. My fingers appreciate the break from typing.
- 2302.Those are both excellent pieces of software we are lucky to have.
- 2303.Lemmy/Piefed feels more like "old internet" and I like it.
- 2304.Adding github link for those who want to use it (I do)
- 2305.I use Brick app to lock my phone out of social media, and even tho the physical unlocking device
- 2306.so me and others can quickly pick-out media to automatically download in a preset quality
- 2307.VRChat is also free, so the only thing needed is to register
- 2308.I have been using Clouflare WARP successfully to bypass this block
- 2309.
- 2310.the migration can be made pretty easy for users with deprecation notices and the `go fix` tool
- 2311.You can also use your other subscriptions in OpenCode with CLIProxyAPI
- 2312.I prefer the original which is easy enough to run via dos-box
- 2313.Use SSHFS (or other) and then just open the folder in Sublime and have at it.
- 2314.https://cetz-package.github.io/ -- which is inspired by Tikz
- 2315.I highly recommend looking into the unikernel space for a docker alternative. MirageOS being a good start.
- 2316.I just switched from QuickBooks to Beancount+Fava for my sole proprietorship, and couldn't be happier.
- 2317.Ok so Arch apparently has an install script that does everything
- 2318.The beautiful thing about Janet is how lightweight and portable it is, no JVM.
- 2319.swapspace (https://github.com/Tookmund/Swapspace) does this.
- 2320.I use it with claude code, codex and like it quite a lot.
- 2321.I installed Whisper+ through FDroid and it works well for my basic needs.
- 2322.I used https://revealjs.com/ in the past for this successfully.
- 2323.You should check out Storyteller. It aligns ebooks with audiobooks to create EPUB3s with media overlays so you can do immersive reading.
- 2324.found Grafana + Prometheus + Loki fairly easy to setup
- 2325.I use https://garnix.io/ for all my Nix CI, works great.
- 2326.you can also automate fetching a license and activating with https://massgrave.dev/
- 2327.the amazing Android FolderSync app that I used for realtime synchronization for several years without a single issue
- 2328.There is https://meet.hn/, which is a good way to bootstrap
- 2329.Check out zoom.earth, found it recently. They have an app too.
- 2330.I recommend WhisperX [2], it's the most complete CLI so far
- 2331.I use Fedora Workstation. It's boring and less customizable than other distros out of the box, but I like it like that.
- 2332.love using the vast library of icons from Iconify in my diagrams
- 2333.PearCleaner removed 4GB of content. Breath of fresh air.
- 2334.This extension is called "OneTab" (I have no interest in promoting it, that's just what I use). Works well for me.
- 2335.Now using Nextcloud and Subsonic to stream music to my phone etc.
- 2336.Hence what GP asks already exists: https://skyview.social/.
- 2337.This is my preferred option—this is the Spotify of movies and TV.
- 2338.It has a very pleasant editor to make + share custom maps
- 2339.I've been running Conduit[0] for a while now to great success
- 2340.Mic92/sops-nix or https://github.com/ryantm/agenix
- 2341.things like Shelter, which uses work profiles and which I use to quarantine certain less-trusted apps?
- 2342.My fav online source was brutalist.report… It's just headlines.. really simple.
- 2343.I highly recommend anyone to install github.com/ActivityWatch/activitywatch, it's an amazing tool to keep track of your computer use completely locally.
- 2344.I use Syncthing (with Synctrain client on iOS) and it works great.
- 2345.Currently we are working on typing our API with Tensor shapes with Pyrefly
- 2346.I loved Google Wave. The first time I used it, I said out loud, "Wow, this really has possibilities."
- 2347.I've been using Macs-Fan-Control since I picked up a Mac M1 a few years back and it works great.
- 2348.Long live dd! Except every time I use it I am terrified I'll blow out the brains of the wrong device :/
- 2349.I've been playing around with nix + process-compose lately and its pretty great.
- 2350.using TIC-80 and Claude Code and had the best time
- 2351.I use the vim equivalent, llama.vim [1] with Qwen3 Coder 30B and personally feel that it's better than Copilot.
- 2352.free self-hosted PDF tool that can do very accurate OCR while keeping the formatting
- 2353.I have been a member of SDF for over 15 years now and I use it all the time.
- 2354.I recommend nvidia nim for completely free dev access for young people.
- 2355.Worthy mention of RapidRAW for photo editing on Linux
- 2356.a COBOL-bridge that has been used in managing transitions of legacy systems
- 2357.it is a common practice to use the latter to install NixOS on new machines
- 2358.This looks fantastic and I'm excited to try it today!
- 2359.Seaborn, altair, plotnine all take ggplot's GoG and bring it to Python and I'm really grateful for that.
- 2360.I use Django with Procrastinate which uses Postgres for the task backend. Took a while to find the right Django setup, but it works like a dream.
- 2361.Its just better - its one of those "you gotta use it to understand" things.
- 2362.DuckDuckGo is the browser I use most all the time.
- 2363.I'm full on nixos and home manager so I'm going plasma manager route.
- 2364.Overall, everything seems better in linux world, everything is really snappy.
- 2365.comma.ai isn't self-driving, just really good cruise control (better than Blue cruise, imo)
- 2366.for bursty, infrequent workloads that already use R2 for storage, Containers are a natural fit.
- 2367.which implements simple virtual spaces with instant switching
- 2368.I can recommend using Social Fixer addon [1] on your laptop.
- 2369.OpenRC has had dependency ordering for the quarter-century
- 2370.Not exactly prolog, but logic programming implemented as a library/DSL: https://minikanren.org/
- 2371.I use Tokyonight Moon and Gruvbox and they both have GTK themes that look great
- 2372.you can also consider using something deterministic like vale.sh
- 2373.i use fal atm, i pcik it because it's intant to generate
- 2374.throw in Adblock and your exposure is extremely limited
- 2375.Another rasperry focussed project that has a web interface is Phoniebox
- 2376.What GP linked to is an independent wallet app that currently supports passes
- 2377.does exactly that - providing (amongst other capabilities) a way to handle remote logins
- 2378.I used to use and recommend PortableApps a lot back when I was on Windows
- 2379.Im a fan of https://github.com/jeffvli/feishin for music duties personally
- 2380.This has been so useful to me that I've created a filter in URLCheck
- 2381.I use an app called Feeeed on iOS that scrolls my RSS feeds like a social media feed.
- 2382.There's also Porteus, also a Slackware derivative offering KDE Plasma
- 2383.your email client should open any attachment under a sandbox, such as Sandboxie
- 2384.I use Simple Tab Groups and it takes a few seconds to switch from one group to another but I've become fairly okay with that.
- 2385.I tried all of the video models and Imagine was the only one that came out with anything usable.
- 2386.It has a "Dark Mode" under options, plus it allows you to revisit a thread later and know which comments are new.
- 2387.you (the reader) may also like https://github.com/jamescherti/minimal-emacs.d
- 2388.I like that it launches a independent Firefox window on its own for the intercepting
- 2389.there's a DeluxePaint clone someone released that is pretty cool to play around with
- 2390.it's part of the free tier, dead simple and with tailscale it's coming from kind of a trusted entity
- 2391.Use Working Copy to give other apps access to folders sync'd with git
- 2392.I don't understand why anybody would use it without a custom config like BetterFox
- 2393.Interestingly this one with its Winamp mode is what I was looking for.
- 2394.
- 2395.I use Office 97 for this reason, it's like 400mb installed and everything happens instantly.
- 2396.which allow you to play the games if you can provide the original assets
- 2397.is great for figuring out what's consuming your storage space
- 2398."make it easy to replcate" Litestream and "make it easy to use" sqlite-utils, it just becomes easier.
- 2399.It's a very configurable extension for gnome that can do all you described except double stacking
- 2400.Still works like a charm 15 years and 14 macOS releases later.