Top 3001–3100 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.
- 3001.I take monthly notes with the excellent app Markor
- 3002.Electric Clojure: https://electric.hyperfiddle.net/fiddle/electric-tutorial.two-clocks$TwoClocks
- 3003.
- 3004.
- 3005.is a nice and rather straightforward implementation.
- 3006.a tutor so you have a roadmap and more motivation. I found mine on italki.
- 3007.that’s why I use tenacity, the spiritual continuation of the original audacity.
- 3008.I've been happily using oauth2-proxy[1] with nginx as an extra layer of authentication
- 3009.Ragel [2] + Lemon[3] a friendlier if less well-established implementation
- 3010.I used PureBasic back in like 2003 or 2004. It was super simple.
- 3011.I installed LIMBO from GOG with GE-Proton and it worked great even with vibration.
- 3012.I've heard the soviet one is closer to what you're looking for
- 3013.
- 3014.I play Zero-K (a related open source game) a few times a month.
- 3015.you can't set up a nightscout to backup and share your data (I do).
- 3016.with the appropriate plugins like dataview and charts, it's possible to create dashboards, lists, and tables that update automatically
- 3017.It is the reason why I'm now happily running Xubuntu on the same machine.
- 3018.It works pretty well, tho it will misunderstand things from time to time
- 3019.I've been happy experimenting with K3-medium as my default
- 3020.For a long time I used metapad as a notepad replacement
- 3021.clang-format would be the perfect tool for this also
- 3022.facet (rust) allows tagging fields as sensitive so they won't show up in logs
- 3023.One can easily research if curious and/or interested with a $5 FOIA request using Muckrock
- 3024.This is the solution I chose for sandvault [0], which works well on my Mac
- 3025.sshguard is exactly this - single C binary, no interpreter needed.
- 3026.I love this. I wanted the disk noise, and I got it.
- 3027.I have no affiliation but Find Any File [1] for macOS is amazingly good!
- 3028.NVIDIA's NVRHI has been my favorite abstraction layer over the complexity that modern APIs bring.
- 3029.And so is Max/MSP. And I'm very happy to continue paying these developers
- 3030.So with Citus you can absolutely have as many query routers (coordinators if you wish) as you want.
- 3031.Handwritten bash scripts using git-replace and git-filter-repo [1] did a much better job
- 3032.which is pretty cool since I can control which pdf file to show
- 3033.with tools like NewRelic there's no need to slow the code down with profiling cruft.
- 3034.I think my elementary school had Kid Pix 1.0 when I was in kindergarten
- 3035.Robinhood is probably the best software I regularly use.
- 3036.I love XMPP and am hopeful for its future with what the teams behind Movim[0], and Fluux[1] are doing.
- 3037.they're steamrolling their direct and indirect competition
- 3038.
- 3039.Another vote for this - we’ve been using it for years without issues.
- 3040.which are currently fully open-source and community driven
- 3041.I use Google's Agent Development Kit (adk)[0] at work and enjoy using it quite a bit.
- 3042.Instead we're using Cloudflare's TURN relay with TCP. Which much to my surprise, is holding up quite well.
- 3043.Scribus is very intuitive and with enough time I could churn out a beautiful looking effective resume on my first try
- 3044.Maybe worth checking out if GHA is just too opaque.
- 3045.No I meant lossy. This is the library I use; https://pngquant.org/
- 3046.It took out the unpleasantness of working directly on Win32 API
- 3047.This would be a pair great with Gadgetbridge and Endurain.
- 3048.The results have been fantastic. Thank you for this awesome library. I love it.
- 3049.The fact that the WebVM linked inside can connect to tailscale is pretty cool
- 3050.stb libraries [0] which are near-ubiquitous in game development
- 3051.I love P and have used it for personal projects (like OSWALD^1) and at work (for some Redpanda components).
- 3052.Then I use cook to iterate and explore during the AI led parts.
- 3053.https://github.com/rupa/z is perfect to go from projects to projects.
- 3054.For the browser you can use something like Session Buddy.
- 3055.
- 3056.Namespace fixed all of the issues I had with GitHub Actions.
- 3057.
- 3058.I use them all the time for hiking, ski touring etc.
- 3059.My favorite VCS friendly ticket tracker is https://github.com/wedow/ticket
- 3060.I found this tool to be quite good as a compaction alternative
- 3061.
- 3062.What draws me to Textadept over Neovim is that it's intentionally kept very small
- 3063.
- 3064.KubeVirt as a first class citizen (which already worked well)
- 3065.people that installed the open-source Saracroche app don't really have this problem anymore
- 3066.you should check the verified boot hash and set up Auditor app
- 3067.I wondered how much of this could be done with an LLM agent
- 3068.Check Wormhole or WeTransfer; you drag, get a link, send it. No account needed.
- 3069.I recently switched from Celery to Hatchet. I haven't even fully explored everything it can do, but the change has already made me a fan.
- 3070.I personally like and use watchexec [1] to run commands on repeat.
- 3071.
- 3072.I love this: the sound effects oddly are what really make it.
- 3073.I use it and the WinAero tweak tool [1] just to keep Windows Update disabled
- 3074.Dialog takes the evaluation model of Inform 7 and dresses it in sensible syntax but it is a bit niche so tools are lacking
- 3075.
- 3076.
- 3077.All you really need is podman, toolbx, and the Strix Halo toolbox images
- 3078.I highly recommend anyone amassing a CD rip collection take a look at it, both are still packaged in present-day Ubuntu.
- 3079.implementing simple apps and testing their execution with pgtestdb
- 3080.
- 3081.Stick to RPM based systems as dnf supports transactions.
- 3082.Also worth mentioning is C-evo, even if it's not being developed further afaik
- 3083.crun is the podman related project written in c, which is more efficient than the go based runc.
- 3084.I don't know if it's possible to add `Return YouTube Dislike` integration to shows the dislike counts.
- 3085.I want them to be associated with the commit as metadata, so I use `git notes`.
- 3086.I ended up paying for VueScan because the OEM software is temperamental.
- 3087.is a good established option for a clickable k8s UI
- 3088.
- 3089.QMK/ZMK firmware so you can add stuff like mod-taps and whatnot
- 3090.Gerrymandle, although it's started the slow slide into ads and popups
- 3091.
- 3092.for my 'daily driver' (count this, advice on that, 'is this cancer or just a headache' kind of thing), Gemini has finally surpassed ChatGPT for me.
- 3093.When I used GNOME, the Clipboard Indicator extension [1] served me well.
- 3094.Maybe https://github.com/spinel-coop/rv will be the answer when it's ready
- 3095.
- 3096.I use Rectangle Pro, and it helps a lot, but IMHO workspace integration is poor still.
- 3097.We use gvisor and cloud hypervisor depending on the use case, which manages these things pretty well by default.
- 3098.Lettermint looks great if you need both transactional and marketing emails.
- 3099.Probably the best indicator of which features are supported is to pass as many tests as possible from WPT
- 3100.so that I could do a blind test to see if it really is my favorite