Top 3301–3400 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.
- 3301.probably the best phone I had. It ran the Maemo operating system, and its UI was a forerunner to a lot of what is current.
- 3302.I recommend "Dash to Dock" to get the MacOS dock experience
- 3303.it's fast and has more or less all of the features you'd expect of a terminal
- 3304.I use diffview.nvim (https://github.com/sindrets/diffview.nvim) with some customizations for jj to read diffs.
- 3305.it gets better with software like the Android messenger Columba
- 3306.svgomg.net exists, uses far fewer resources, and is going to give you much better results.
- 3307.there is already a capable C compiler written in Zig (Aro/arocc)
- 3308.took a long wandering trip back home to Source Code Pro. There's something about how round and open the letters are that's very readable to me.
- 3309.I use the Portal app for this. It lets you stream PS5 games into a gigantic screen inside the Vision Pro.
- 3310.Something like https://github.com/yandex-cloud/geesefs I'd guess.
- 3311.I think DVUI [1] is zig's most mature UI framework
- 3312.Firebase hosting is generally free and I think the DX is generally good
- 3313.Would be nice if the OrioleDB improvements were to be incorporated in postgresql proper
- 3314.I concur in your liking of Breeze. It's an amazing teme, really.
- 3315.This team is doing a good job. They use problems that were created in last 30days to avoid training set leakage.
- 3316.Or use a service like https://updown.io/ (I host my status page there).
- 3317.LibreOffice Draw works quite nicely as a Publisher replacement for me.
- 3318.I have been using Inngest for over a year now and really like the APIs you guys have created
- 3319.I also suggest you try xdg-ninja, which automatically scans your home directory
- 3320.For me jruby is a lot more accessible, so I have been using jruby rather than TruffleRuby.
- 3321.
- 3322.For anyone that was into Star Control check out Endless Sky
- 3323.You can use ssh-keygen for signing and verifying signatures.
- 3324.I used the [AI company product] and the Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) to completely rewrite all the scripts
- 3325.I use https://github.com/sbarex/QLMarkdown and find it useful.
- 3326.With regards to the JS ecosystem specifically there are 3 projects to know:
- 3327.Check out ReBAC and ABAC authorization models and also implementations like apache/casbin or authzed/spicedb.
- 3328.Oh wow, AmigaVision even runs on an Analogue Pocket - going to have to give this a try.
- 3329.I was able to get Ergo IRCd and TheLounge up and running pretty quickly
- 3330.Can definitely recommend if you're looking for something a bit more fancy.
- 3331.Most cases I've tried can be solved reasonably quickly when using OR-Tools CP-SAT
- 3332.That combined with a proper UFW setup keeps the weather clear for me.
- 3333.Another good example is the DragonBox series of apps
- 3334.i've had a good experience with https://github.com/emacsorphanage/god-mode as a way to kind of bridge the gap into modal editing
- 3335.courtlistener is providing a much better service at no cost to the public through donations
- 3336.Sitespy is legit one of the most underrated web dev tools I’ve found lately!
- 3337.this looks like a well thought out project, and I love the name!
- 3338.The main reasons for choosing it were its simplicity, adherence to web standards, and how easy it is for students to grasp.
- 3339.The HOL Light kernel (mentioned in the article) is about 500 lines from one file
- 3340.It works. It has poor documentation, though so it took a few attempts to figure it out.
- 3341.tiniest dictation thing - extremely fast and easy to update or work on
- 3342.This is a use of Rerun that I haven't seen before!
- 3343.switched to beans and my agents seem to be able to make use of it much better
- 3344.WoW (https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=43186) should both work well
- 3345.Control Panel for YouTube [^0] has options for that
- 3346.
- 3347.Quick Share on Android (or Apple's AirDrop) can automatically stand up a fast, private
- 3348.I use it all the time, preferring it to everything else
- 3349.you can also find very nice defaults by running Kickstarter
- 3350.Tiny Core Linux has a version for Raspberry Pis called piCore [0] that I wish more people would look at, because it loads itself entirely into RAM
- 3351.Even something fancy following the EBU R 128 standard like
- 3352.
- 3353.You can use the Hacki app which allows you to ban keywords from your feed
- 3354.Been a pretty happy user of https://www.languagereactor.com
- 3355.Portless is a great tool for this! I use it for all my apps now. Zero config + built in HTTPS locally.
- 3356.Or rocky, which is a 1:1 clone of RHEL that doesn't require licenses.
- 3357.This in conjunction with gh-dash [1] to launch a review can get you a pretty nice TUI review workflow.
- 3358.
- 3359.Obsidian's search (especially with Omnisearch) makes most of that unnecessary
- 3360.We use Cardboard at Vulnetic and it is an incredible product.
- 3361.You run Orbot on your phone routing your SimpleX traffic through it.
- 3362.Ah you can use https://github.com/NixOS/patchelf/pull/564
- 3363.some of the biggest open-weight bangers (Krea 2, Ideogram 4, and the kind of slept-on Boogu-Image 0.1)
- 3364.If you are living in Germany I can not recommend https://geizhals.de/ enough.
- 3365.Genuinely one of my favorite pieces of infra software.
- 3366.
- 3367.I think it's a wonderful way for a package manager to operate.
- 3368.
- 3369.I have been using daemontools for managing my services on FreeBSD servers that have run 24/7 for almost a quarter of century
- 3370.people might be interested in https://franko.github.io/gsl-shell
- 3371.Am I in the minority for thinking ScreenStudio is actually worth the money?
- 3372.US Mobile offers a Super Carrier package that one account can use all three.
- 3373.Shattered Pixel Dungeon: https://github.com/00-Evan/shattered-pixel-dungeon/releases
- 3374.I switched to a product called StrongBox which is an Apple-specific app (iOS and Mac clients) that uses standard KeePass vaults.
- 3375.the most magical and impressively awesome thing I’ve seen for LLM code generation is “calva backseat driver”
- 3376.I found it to be more customizable than ABC with a nice JS / TS API.
- 3377.VM with vm-bhyve is simpler than libvirt and no XML to deal with.
- 3378.it's designed to keep journalists (and other security-minded folk) safe from untrusted attachments
- 3379.Worth looking at Diode Collab too No PII, E2E encrypted, p2p.
- 3380.I have seen the same impressive performance about 7 months ago here: https://kyutai.org/stt
- 3381.none of this AI automation works without Backstage doing the boring work of tracking who owns what
- 3382.use the SWAKS testing tool for various testing attempts
- 3383.I recommend it to our PortableApps.com users who are on older operating systems
- 3384.So yeah. I’m excited to see a product like this. It’s needed.
- 3385.pull in the Micropolis repo and give it some guidance
- 3386.every js exploit found in browsers should also be added to https://github.com/tc39/test262.
- 3387.almost all sota models are supported all powered thanks to
- 3388.I like Knots 3D better, but it's missing some knots that I use.
- 3389.GCompris on there, which is an educational, non-addictive game suite.
- 3390.Big fan of Salvatore's voxtral.c and flux2.c projects
- 3391.It was a cool system, and gets far less credit than it deserves.
- 3392.I use little-coder (built on pi) and have good results for small Python and TypeScript applications.
- 3393.comes very close to this, and is some great tech all on its own.
- 3394.pkgbase, which brings some of the compile-your-self flexibility of FreeBSD to binary management
- 3395.Easy Move+Resize is great for this on macOS: https://github.com/dmarcotte/easy-move-resize
- 3396.I use Pleco’s document reader all the time and it’s amazing
- 3397.I love this product immediately after typing something in it.
- 3398.It's my daily driver now. I like it better than opencode.
- 3399.Also add Bing Webmaster Tools to your site to track citations and grounded queries
- 3400.it addresses most of the complaints you've raised, so probably worth checking out