<p>to be honest, i don’t like linux that much. much more into bsd (or the best os, 9front), but i don’t want to try and negotiate with nvidia drivers, steam, and wine on freebsd.</p><p>shamelessly copy pasted from my mastodon.</p>
<p>netbsd ran on a toaster and hasnt done anything noteworthy since</p>
<p>any self-respecting customization enjoyer should switch to kubuntu</p>
"The father of the child tackled him, grabbed him by his collar, and dragged him out of the unit..."
I built Qumra 3 years ago for myself. It's a Loom like desktop screen and camera recorder for Mac and Windows.I used Loom at the time and had a problem with the pricing, and the editor never did what I needed. As a software developer I record a lot of short videos for clients: showing a bug, a fix, an example. After recording I usually needed edits. Cut a part where something showed up on screen that shouldn't be there. Silence the filler words instead of cutting them. Remove parts of
Repo: https://github.com/banorton/goteI built a note taking management tool to use at work for quick note taking and searching. It is intended to be quite minimal. Another focus was to have lots of shortcuts and to keep things close to the homerow for ergonomics and speed.Notes are just markdown files in whatever directory you point it at. The only thing it keeps elsewhere is an index in ~/.gote. If you stop using it you still have all your notes.Tags go on the first lin
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It was a lot, but it was positive.
We would like to show you our VM-1, a Raspberry Pi 5 based videomixer and videoplayer. It’s DIY and you can find everything you need on vm-1.com.So, what does it do?Our claim is “play video like an instrument”: basically, you can assign video-files to video-slots and trigger them like you would trigger audio-samples on a drum computer. The interface is a standard keyboard attached to the Raspberry Pi 5. You can also switch to live camera (connected to the Pi via HDMI-to-USB-3.0 dongles) or rende
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I went to https://claude.ai/code today and saw some of my most recent Claude CLI sessions appeared there. I have never explicitly enabled RC, specifically because of security concerns and the only sessions I previously had in https://claude.ai/code were the ones I actually started there out of convenience, whenever I was away from my dev machine.So imagine my complete shock when I saw those sessions in their web client and that /rc was actually enabled in my CL
I love research and development, you may have heard of me because of PJON (Padded Jittering Operative Network). It is a network protocol I started developing in 2010, which was recently implemented in silicon by the ETH Zurich university thanks to the research of Pius Sieber.I am excited to share with you TERMy, a terminal assistant built on top of the NPC-Forge framework. Unlike everything else being built today, TERMy does not use embeddings, machine-learning or LLMs. It runs on the CPU (even
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While working with agents, I always get ideas I wanna queue for the next prompt or session without getting in the way of the current work.I've been noting things in a gitignored USER_NOTES file and asking agents not to touch it. LOLThen I saw shadcn's copper solving exactly this. But I am poor and unemployed, so I didn't want to pay.So I spent a weekend and vibe-coded JogPad. Not aiming to be an exact clone of copper. I built this to scratch my own itch so whatever I find useful I
danterm started out as a small AppKit wrapper around libghostty so I could get vertical tabs.Repo: https://github.com/danneu/dantermAbout 3-4 weeks ago, I decided to replace libghostty with my own Swift terminal engine implementation, and the whole project is just Swift with no third-party deps -- only Apple's swift-collection for a Deque impl.I started with a naive correctness implementation that passed third-party tests, and then I incremented to the optimized release