Top 3501–3600 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.
- 3501.Berlin-based OpenProject might be a suitable and mature Jira-alternative for you
- 3502.Cobalt + Liquid-Rust + iSH enables offline writing with iPad portability
- 3503.
- 3504.we might soon be able to have the benefits of NixOS while also having bhyve
- 3505.Better than Nitter search IMHO, works more like original public Twitter API
- 3506.I like https://github.com/dgtlmoon/changedetection.io for this.
- 3507.there are a bunch of ways to do this, I use this one
- 3508.there is some value in a stable core system (like these immutable distros from Fedora Atomic)
- 3509.I've not struggled to find the things I need at https://open-vsx.org
- 3510.For a current example of a tool which works along those lines see the venerable BRL-CAD:
- 3511.the same bookmarking features I love so much with Raindrop.io (big fan)
- 3512.Changesets (https://github.com/changesets/changesets) is a much better approach.
- 3513.I've got a VAX/VMS 11/780 that I can run inside it thanks to SimH and Termux.
- 3514.Been using AirVPN for a while and I'm pretty happy with it.
- 3515.Harvey can be pretty useful and has all sorts of tailoring done to it to provide utility to legal professionals.
- 3516.I use Cilium with these features for custom made k8s clusters with Talos OS without any kube-proxy.
- 3517.I use this for everything from backend system design to iterating on different UIs.
- 3518.I didn't know about `DXVK_CONFIG` before. It's the DirectX-Vulkan translation layer with its own framebuffer and latency.
- 3519.it comes with something called eden that makes the typing e2e fantastic, can't recommend it enough.
- 3520.Plus, Ragel is a joy to program once you get the hang of it.
- 3521.I launch with `srt pi` and get file system and network isolation.
- 3522.Stellaris or Celestia could help them identify stars and constellations
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- 3524.I've found https://github.com/gphalkes/tilde to work quite well, it also supports the system clipboard.
- 3525.I settled on https://github.com/Cyan4973/xxHash for similar things
- 3526.Those are all what Rust developers (who were or still are quite advanced C++ devs, btw, not people who are afraid of using raw ptrs) get freely from the Rust compiler.
- 3527.the latest version of yay (v13+) supports being able to skip recently added packages through its new Lua extension system
- 3528.Why would we replace Calendly already at just $12 per month?
- 3529.Thoroughly recommend trying the live in-your-browser demo
- 3530.Run desktop browser via xpra[0], connect. Problem solved.
- 3531.Cloudflare offers domain registration/renewal with no markup
- 3532.I think Lizard is the best UI for elements hiding in FF
- 3533.recently switched to the free TypeWhisper. Both work very well on a Mac.
- 3534.you can use curl, wget, aria2 etc to access online content
- 3535.Switched to Google TV / Chromecast. So much better.
- 3536.still reach for Sinatra for super simple server needs
- 3537.17k lines of Ansible YAML https://github.com/iiab/iiab
- 3538.Nextjs, oRPC, Next-Intl, Zod, Tanstack Form, Tanstack Query, Drizzle, SQLite, Tiptap, Better-Auth, Jest, Tailwind, a heavily customized Shadcn.
- 3539.I'm also using podman-compose that is small and delightful
- 3540.It has come quite a long way and having some kind of audio cue has been a game changer.
- 3541.
- 3542.it felt more more well thought than the mess that was android at that time.
- 3543.I love it. I think I'm going to have fun with this
- 3544.If you mess around with music and have an Ableton license, you should try this.
- 3545.If you take a lot of screenshots, I highly recommend https://shottr.cc (nagware/freemium)
- 3546.I find this to be a manageable infrastructure-as-code solution for AWS deployments.
- 3547.Blades CSS is the go-to successor btw. Fully compatible with Pico
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- 3549.I have found container-use to be super useful for this.
- 3550.Check out this app they built which loads in the Gemma 270m models and runs them on your phone.
- 3551.It's not the best "control plane" as far as updates and rollbacks go, but it works pretty well for our needs.
- 3552.Maybe porting your primary number to a cloud PBX service like Google Voice
- 3553.Parcel is “just” a bundler and not a framework, so it has less magic and gives you more control.
- 3554.It can be self hosted and is much lighter than running a full appview.
- 3555.I run most of my $work landscape which is 40 or 50 k8s pods on top of Kind
- 3556.It also integrates directly with Overdrive so you can download free library books directly to your device.
- 3557.For clients, I'm using Halloy on my Mac and Goguma on iOS.
- 3558.Personally, I just went and installed OpenCore once and that's it.
- 3559.Pixel Camera fully works on GrapheneOS even without sandboxed Google Play in the same profile.
- 3560.It’s a remarkably simply utility and web interface to schedule PostgreSQL backups. I use it in my homelab and works great.
- 3561.In the end we used jsonnet which turned out to be a safe choice
- 3562.I think this could be handled by an open rewrite rule
- 3563.Omarchy's new support for voxtype.io provided the nicest UX
- 3564.There are several really good Git clients for macOS:
- 3565.I've been using Sober for about a year to play Roblox with my daughters. It's been a seamless experience
- 3566.The `memchr` crate uses abstraction to limit the code duplication
- 3567.we use Grafana + Loki + ClickHouse and it's been mostly maintenance-free for years. Costs under $100/month.
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- 3570.You can make your own 3D models using ComfyUI and DrawThings
- 3571.I use it like a poor man's binwalk to extract firmware files and updates
- 3572.let me go ahead and once again give much praise to https://zim-wiki.org , my daily driver for most things in my life.
- 3573.TrackerControl https://github.com/TrackerControl/tracker-control-android can do it
- 3574.to keep my Claude, Codex, and OpenCode in sync with my config.
- 3575.for that you can use source generators, which also offer better performance.
- 3576.The binaries are only around 1 MB for Linux, Mac and Windows. Very impressive
- 3577.The only ones actually re-identifying the malware implants as miasma malware samples correctly were the socket.dev folks.
- 3578.does a very good job of running scheme in web assembly
- 3579.by using Memos (https://usememos.com/ - OSS and selfhosted) for tweet style journaling
- 3580.At work we've added multiple Roslyn analysers to our build pipeline
- 3581.I could get Claude to implement 2~3 medium sized features with the same usage consumption.
- 3582.Are you familiar with the Darling project? https://github.com/darlinghq/darling
- 3583.My favourite QoL improvement to any shell I use is to improve the history function(Ctlr+R)I personally like https://github.com/cantino/mcfly
- 3584.The BackboneJS library and the documentation generated by Docco has always been an interesting example.
- 3585.I play around with OpenRouter Fusion some, and it does a pretty good job
- 3586.Sage is their theme which allows you to develop templates using blade and vite.
- 3587.With rpm-ostree automatic updates are so reliable it's a set and forget experience.
- 3588.There's also https://github.com/fosskers/vend if you lean that way.
- 3589.I'm particularly fond of the concepts within git-appraise
- 3590.it looks like the devs beat me to it with a JS/TS plugin system
- 3591.I love the “mandatory approval + audit log” stance
- 3592.VPN'd traffic to a reputable provider (Nord, Express, or Proton)
- 3593.add https://github.com/jedisct1/minisign to pre-installed packages
- 3594.Linkwarden is AWESOME in its way to store content in multiple formats
- 3595.Supports integrations with those platforms and more, and "all" it needs is an Atom feed!
- 3596.a hosting service for fossil repos which does a really good job for a number of years now
- 3597.For big products I use Elm, which isn't exactly the most common front-end choice but it provides a declarative programming style
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- 3599.I have a Pocket 8086 - I would love to give this a try next weekend.
- 3600.I use remmina, which uses xfreerdp under the hood. It works well