Top 2601–2700 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.
- 2601.I would highly recommend just checking out TanStack Router/Start instead.
- 2602.I love systemd timers! I've slowly moved all of my ansible-deployed cron jobs to timers
- 2603.it's very practical when I don't want to reencode everything
- 2604.carbonyl has even better chromium rendering than browsh
- 2605.I think its worth plugging https://perma.cc/ which is really the appropriate tool
- 2606.I've used this extension for the past 15 years and I can say that I love seeing foes show up in threads
- 2607.I prefer vanilla CSS to frameworks but I find a lot of value in CSS modules.
- 2608.We had a few AISLE-generated security reports, and the signal to noise was reasonably good.
- 2609.Can also use systemd-cryptsetup/systemd-cryptenroll for this.
- 2610.
- 2611.I run Trinity Desktop [1] on Linux. It's basically KDE 3 kept up to date
- 2612.I've been using jai [1] for sandboxing on linux (although I use opencode and local models and not claude code) and I'm pretty satisfied with it.
- 2613.Blink terminal with Zellij for shared session persistence with my Mac at home.
- 2614.Check out Floci. It is a self hosted AWS clone with multiple services functional, including S3 and Dynamodb.
- 2615.I recommend people to spend some time and try out sequoia (sq)
- 2616.I'm happy for competition in this space, specially because Deno can run true TypeScript directly
- 2617.I use Grok 4 Fast via API, cheap, fast and almost really well suited for data parsing/extraction
- 2618.My life has been much easier since I migrated to ECS Fargate - the service just works great.
- 2619.I switched to ZeroClaw as the project is much smaller in terms of features and lines of code so I felt it was much more manageable.
- 2620.Rebble honors copyright by taking anything down that a rightsholder says to.
- 2621.Flighty is a great app. I travel a lot and use it all the time to manage my flights. Highly recommend.
- 2622.I don't remember it ever being down in the last 12 years I have been working here.
- 2623.their open-source amdgpu driver means I just plonk the card into the system
- 2624.
- 2625.The FaceTime camera automatically keeps my head in frame
- 2626.Most recently my hope was for kuzudb, but they got acquihired
- 2627.They run RouterOS, which is a custom userland for Linux that is intensely flexible.
- 2628.lose all the (sometimes lacking) documentation, examples + community support that exists for CDK
- 2629.It's quite convenient because it doesn't have the recaptcha from archive.today
- 2630.clangd works wonderfully and has been working wonderfully for a few years
- 2631.There are already solutions that do the double VPN thing for you. For example https://obscura.net
- 2632.the real tool you want to reduce token usage is headroom
- 2633.The entire point of the IAM roles is to make everything a matter of policy rather than procedure.
- 2634.The New Yorker also comes with Apple News+ subscriptions
- 2635.I love uMatrix, but all evidence is that they stopped developing it in 2021.
- 2636.I took a lot of great ideas from Drupal, Kohana, Symfony
- 2637.I love Nautilus, but the one I run (42.6) still has that ocasionally.
- 2638.It's also extremely easy to set up - 'apt install parallel' is about all you need.
- 2639.I've tried alternatives, but OneNote has been simple and reliable, it just works everywhere.
- 2640.
- 2641.if price, speed, and reliability are a concern for your use cases I cannot recommend Mistral enough.
- 2642.Session is a decentralized Signal fork that creates the account on the device without associating it with a phone number.
- 2643.Crostini and all the layer-cake isolation is wildly impressive!
- 2644.this is really, really cool and is exactly my niche
- 2645.There are some bright ideas based on strong fundamentals.
- 2646.Laya is ModernBert-Large (421M) fine-tuned and has a similar to better performance than TypeSafe Jev
- 2647.Internet Archive; has the easy drag and drop of a folder and then type in some metadata for the entire release
- 2648.OpenCascade's (fickle but otherwise lovely) BREP modeling
- 2649.install golangci-lint, turn on errcheck [1], use a pre-commit hook
- 2650.I use local seedvault backup and then sync via round sync daily trigger to my Nextcloud WebDav Server
- 2651.There is the fact of having a system of distribution like the original CPAN
- 2652.LXD is something you can easily configure from cloud-init
- 2653.Astro and Tanstack are probably the best full-stack routers these days
- 2654.Since starlink it's a breeze. We will finally be able to get video feeds off of some of the stations
- 2655.https://flathub.org is generally the main app store for Linux containerized phone apps.
- 2656.We copied a lot of code from Continue.dev (best open source autocomplete in our view).
- 2657.Have you tried VirtualBox? That’s my go-to for running un-trusted code.
- 2658.It's worse in many ways, but at least it's E2E encrypted and doesn't shove upgrading ads in our faces all the time.
- 2659.There is a useful GPTZero-based provenance tool for editors (and readers) to check if a page contains AI-generated text
- 2660.I use cron in OpenBSD and it's a deterministic environment and mostly clean[0].
- 2661.I’ve always made my own routers by using low-power devices running linux with iptables and now NFtables.
- 2662.
- 2663.It's my go-to management interface for VMs like this.
- 2664.Gemini Code Assist had a quite generous "free tier" that I used for a while and found it do be pretty decent.
- 2665.the only benchmark I use to quickly judge some CPU is geekbench
- 2666.macOS already has a dictation feature that does this exact thing, albeit in real time. I use it extensively.
- 2667.Mintlify generates an llms.txt and llms-full.txt for all documentation sites. These work really well:
- 2668.SynthID is a better standard for designating something was created with GenAI
- 2669.the Windows Remote Desktop over Tailscale is great
- 2670.I switched from the Copilot IDE plugin to the standalone Copilot 365 app, where it could explain the principles behind every step
- 2671.Grokipedia seems like a useful product from xAI to me.
- 2672.this was the exact reason why I switched to Gemini API from OpenAI. OAI would make me wait up to 10 minutes for the first token
- 2673.PyPI does exactly that, and it's been very effective.
- 2674.I use git+lfs for unity projects and it works out great.
- 2675.i use revolut in the eu and disposable cards work.
- 2676.I remember when I moved from netbeans to eclipse and the speed of compilation was amazing.
- 2677.DuoLingo gives me a guided learning path to explore.
- 2678.Apple has some impressive privacy technology for Apple Intelligence
- 2679.just install the sandboxed Google Play Store and get your apps from there
- 2680.I use mapbox for turn-by-turn for hours a day every day, and it's based on OSM.
- 2681.I think tanstack query already does all the hard part. I feel like people under-use react query
- 2682.I do work off my Windows laptop from my Mac via Parsec (remote viewing software for gaming)
- 2683.I’ve mostly settled on using a mixture of open weights models through Together.ai and Fireworks.ai
- 2684.huggingface has the excellent Candle [1] crate for inference on Rust
- 2685.I've gotten decent results with Llama 3.1 8b on Hugging Face tester with Exa MCP
- 2686.I do agree with your broader point that there is massive scope for building truly decentralized governance systems on Freenet
- 2687.I work in Python which helps a lot because there are a TON of good examples of pytest tests floating around
- 2688.ikllama.cpp is a fork of llama.cpp which specializes on CPU inference
- 2689.I'm specifically suggesting Selenium because it's been around so long so I assume there's a lot of Selenium in the LLMs training data
- 2690.And I used CapRover to spin up / manage the cluster.
- 2691.I used the devstral with the vibe.cli and it look sharp to me, thing didn't fail
- 2692.Talkie[1] presents an interesting case for it being at least possible
- 2693.
- 2694.I thought of datafusion work and the rust implementation as a way to address the delta seen vs the Spark/JVM GraphFrames implementation
- 2695.I can't say it's hard to just run irssi inside of tmux and attach/detach as necessary remotely
- 2696.I actually miss what I had when I was playing around in TempleOS.
- 2697.Everything I used to do in Mathematica I now do in sage
- 2698.currently on Windscribe since they had a deal through Kagi and seem to have the most real vs fake VPN endpoints
- 2699.It’s one of the smoother experiences we’ve had running large scale RL workflows.
- 2700.the interface and it's MCP story is much more solid