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that's pretty cool actually, makes me want to attempt this for my pseye :D
time to self host i suppose
$ ls WalkieTalkie | grep mp3 | column
f1.mp3 f12.mp3 f15.mp3 f18.mp3 f20.mp3 f24.mp3 f5.mp3 f8.mp3 radio3.mp3
f10.mp3 f13.mp3 f16.mp3 f19.mp3 f21.mp3 f3.mp3 f6.mp3 f9.mp3 radio4.mp3
f11.mp3 f14.mp3 f17.mp3 f2.mp3 f23.mp3 f4.mp3 f7.mp3 radio2.mp3
this actually makes a lot of sense
oh god...
not ideal but: try a clean install
that's pretty cool actually, good work!
EDIT: oh you're the guy behind daftcloud.
"It's free or buy for $7 to support"
aweful i hadnt updated since ios 6.
is this available as a standalone bin/game?
maybe not be the most helpful comment but: i downgraded.
could you elaborate/give an example hook?
might seem like an excuse, but it's the lack of funds
try
SearX; gets its results from a number of search engines, can be customised to work only with google.
StartPage; pulls results from google search w/o anonymously.
Posted by
boars_tiffs on Saturday September 20, 2025 @04:01AM
from the ask-hn dept.
After using iOS 26, I'm having mixed feelings about upgrading to macOS 26.Does the new design look cartoonish on mac as well? Are other new features worth an upgrade? I was looking forward to trying out the iPhone app.
there are some glitches here and there yes, visual and otherwise, across various parts of the system.
gaming is somewhat impacted too; i noticed strange glyphs playing disco elysium
some memory leaks too apparently but I didn't encounter this first hand.
battery life is impacted but idk by how much or if it's to any significance, time will tell.
why not roll it out for the rest iPhone 12s in the rest of the world?!
xslt was an ingenious idea it would be a shame to see it go
nice work. would you consider allowing users to pass threads to it? maybe an api? an rss feed would be a cool touch as well (:
this is awesome! can this be run locally by any chance?
Posted by
boars_tiffs on Wednesday July 09, 2025 @05:38AM
from the show-hn dept.
https://versen.substack.com/p/to-learn-you-need-to-forget
me and my friend built leaves, an obsidian plugin that automatically archives notes unless you actively tend to them (by editing or linking).we thought of it after reading this article https://medium.com/westenberg/i-deleted-my-second-brain-b7a6.... most of our "second brain" content is just digital hoarding. notes without context or connections die after a set time, making space for what...
was...this written by ai?
is this open source? do you accept contributions?