Top 3701–3800 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.
- 3701.I am using a locally hosted version of https://github.com/booklore-app/booklore which supports OPDS protocol
- 3702.I use Prettier in other projects and it's also great in those projects
- 3703.Divvy handles this very well. It's been my go-to for like fifteen years
- 3704.combination of Detour & Zapps it could be possible
- 3705.I think a stronger basis for that is probably the Neomacs project
- 3706.Wick editor was quite close, by outputting standalone html files
- 3707.
- 3708.Recommend either rolling your own with a transparent textbox layered approach or just using Monaco or https://codemirror.net/.
- 3709.I use Screen Time (iPhone) to limit it to 20 min a day
- 3710.I think RECAP rules a lot and I have the plugins enabled in the browser session I use to read PACER.
- 3711.I use CoreML for models designed for other platforms. I port the models to it but it works for that without much trouble.
- 3712.There's a long list of projects using Unicorn at https://www.unicorn-engine.org/showcase/
- 3713.Here's a dawn implementation with support for ray tracing
- 3714.there is an unofficial (and reversible) tool which can help you reclaim this space
- 3715.i am more excited about the ondevice foundation model update that is coming
- 3716.The unlock: SerpAPI. One clean API that returns real-time search data with a free tier that's actually usable.
- 3717.I really think it should still receive much more attention and funding to really pursue its goal: Software Heritage.
- 3718.bonsai retains roughly 95% of the fp16 27b model's average performance
- 3719.zooming it back in without relayouting by making a pinch gesture is trivial.
- 3720.I can do some tasks on mobile, especially if they are follow up and steering only, greatly increasing productivity
- 3721.you can do it yourself without even needing an ASN using RIPE RIS.
- 3722.i will be trying it with my product this weekend, excited to see how it goes.
- 3723.Zoneminder [1][2] can be clustered and distributed assuming a large campus.
- 3724.The OCCP viewer extension for VS Code helps make sure you can see and manipulate the resulting model
- 3725.If you have a Pixel and are willing to try GrapheneOS, you could also try their Camera app
- 3726.Bolt (which is the tool I use for protyping) never gets mad me. It might not produce the best designs, but they are miles ahead of what I'm capable of.
- 3727.(prior to Muse Wonder) my go-to for a third opinion during multi-round/multi-agent analysis tasks
- 3728.All my own (single man) projects are in local SVN repositories. For my use case git is just too much extra friction
- 3729.All of the following products and services are fantastic in 2026:
- 3730.MiMo Code adds a lot of cool orchestration features to OpenCode!
- 3731.NFC payments via Google Wallet running on my Pixel Watch 3 connected to a phone running GrapheneOS works just fine.
- 3732.exactly what ngrok already does since forever with a pretty high free quota
- 3733.There are also tools like giscus[1] which allow comments on static pages
- 3734.formalising a process many are using anyway that currently feels pretty sloppy perhaps isn't so terrible
- 3735.I use https://usegitai.com/ and https://ctx.rs/ to preserve and search them.
- 3736.I use safechain for this, because there is always gonna be another package manager configured wrong.
- 3737.
- 3738.my customer was able to join without an account and it was all in browser
- 3739.An Arc B580 will just about fit Flux.2 Klein (At FP8).
- 3740.I have been using feedly to slowly build up a good news "diet"
- 3741.Use good old NFS instead of the latest longceph horngluster version.
- 3742.
- 3743.I still prefer Kagi News over any mainstream media at this point.
- 3744.The reasons I use MinGW is because it produces better compatible binaries on Windows
- 3745.This is super fast for both search and the details page, and it's super keyboard friendly
- 3746.I used to write Python scripts with Requests or run from terminal. It has a nicer syntax, all LLMs know it
- 3747.Google AI took five seconds, and is free. The specialists costs $$$ and took weeks.
- 3748.it’s a substantial privacy improvement over the far more commonplace option
- 3749.For OOM, there's earlyoom [1] and systemd-oomd [2]. They usually work out of the box
- 3750.inspired by my favorite productivity app, superhuman
- 3751.YouTube Kids already has a whitelist mode. We use it all the time for our 8 year old.
- 3752.LiveCode is its spiritual successor IMHO. Cross platform too.
- 3753.I'm a big fan of both and has been following them since they were announced last year
- 3754.Keep using Win32, MFC (yes it is in a better state than WinUI 3.0 with C++), WinForms, WPF
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- 3756.Apple should have bought Bartender and made it part of the OS 10 years ago
- 3757.If only they switched to vcpkg from the abomination which Craft manager is...
- 3758.All of the following products and services are fantastic in 2026:
- 3759.I use their browser called Comet for finance related research. Very nice.
- 3760.Gecko, WebKit and—hopefully—Ladybird are the true alternatives.
- 3761.it cuts down the number of routes you need by 90% or more
- 3762.I use CLI tools for Git, Atlassian (ACLI), and Metabase
- 3763.I use Sphinx to make a nice website from the markdown sources
- 3764.we switched from fargate to EC2 auto scaling group so we could run a custom AMI
- 3765.currently the cf private beta option's the best imo
- 3766.I've never had a problem with Google Takeout the multiple times I've used it.
- 3767.DoorDash has a ton of grocery delivery, it's the only one i use for that now because instacart has a payments bug.
- 3768.FWIW that's precisely what https://pptr.dev is all about.
- 3769.I use Yabai, which is pretty good -- and you don't have to completely disable SIP.
- 3770.It fully works on GrapheneOS via the official sandboxed Google Play compatibility layer support for it.
- 3771.once you figure it out, it works just as well as the others
- 3772.This looks pretty neat, it looks like the shape of something I want to use.
- 3773.
- 3774.RedHat backports security fixes into the original code, so open source package updates don’t break your application
- 3775.They might want to check out what VNC has been doing since 1998
- 3776.The WebAssembly demo that runs in your browser is a really neat touch
- 3777.When I want Linux inside a VM I use VMware which is just better.
- 3778.At this point, everything I used in Arc is in Dia.
- 3779.I use Google/Android Pay (or whatever it's called now) for NFC payments and have since 2018
- 3780.I wouldn't dismiss Denuvo. It is intended for a particular use case, which is games where a week or more delay between the release of a game and the appearance of a crack would make a meaningful difference.
- 3781.Bitcoin has been running since 2009 with plenty of incentive for hackers to find flaws in it and they haven't found any.
- 3782.Probably because Docker Hub has great discoverability
- 3783.
- 3784.VS Code, Slack, Postman, Obsidian.. I use this software every day
- 3785.
- 3786.for all it’s faults the iPad + iPadOS feels like a futuristic technology preview of macOS
- 3787.I personally find the httpx API is much cleaner and more composable
- 3788.I'd be surprised if the Claude C Compiler didn't have long-term impact
- 3789.I used to have Windows Explorer with the column view in the main pane and the tree view on the left pane and it was perfect
- 3790.
- 3791.I don't think Trivy is bad software and I use it at work
- 3792.Namecheap is the easy go-to for me today. Their support is extremely good.
- 3793.The glibc people are so serious about backward and forward compatibility
- 3794.I still like Stack Exchange websites, mainly SO. I still think they are relevant
- 3795.What Roblox provides is a platform to upload experiences to with minimal risk or skill required
- 3796.Autonomous DB can run on-premises or in any cloud, not just Oracle's cloud
- 3797.I remember when IE implemented XMLHTTPRequest, and it did a lot of good for the web.
- 3798.Unlike teams, zoom generally just works. Quite well in fact.
- 3799.you can import/export in pretty much any format you want and they've got a well documented sdk
- 3800.LastPass works fine on Android, iOS, Mac, and Windows