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Cool project! But I need this for MacOS

Nico, while I have the chance, I'd like to thank you for all your work on Kobo mods and fonts

HTML and CSS is enough for 99% percent of epubs, and that's the only subset of epub standards that Crosspoint tries to support

Custom firmwares support hyphenation

For people with no other albums, Carplay was playing that U2 album automatically when they enter their car. So some people were forced to listen to it :-)

RAM-only viruses exist.

Termius is a great ssh client. For local work, Termux will give you basically a full Linux vm in your pocket (with a few caveats)

Awesome project. Do you use it to develop itself?

I fixed the eGPU disconnecting issue on my 2012 MacBook Pro by placing the entire motherboard inside an oven for 10 minutes (a rather unconventional solution for reballing). So, yes, MacBooks from that era were not as fragile as they are now. By the way, that laptop still works.

On the other hand, many interesting links (IMO) I submit to HN also get zero comments

They may have been SotA at the moment of writing

And I've seen videos from Ukraine war where tanks get destroyed by single drone, so it's not that far-fetched.

Didn't work for Elizabeth Holmes

Core team members are living in Dubai

Telegram's data centers are located in USA, Netherlands and Singapore

Awesome, now I can prove that my cell network (MegaFon Russia) blocks wireguard

it's possible with virtlet or kubevirt

Is that a sarcasm? Whatsapp is not blocked in Russia

Aerospace shows which space you on in menu bar

You can sync using git or any folder sharing service like Dropbox

I need to connect LLM to my Jira tickets…

Many rolling door openers don’t use rolling code. Never heard of tvs or ceiling fans using rolling code either

I like this version, highly customizable - https://periodic.artlebedev.ru/

Try pressing '+' sign and play with settings. You can even download the result in high resolution

can you share the telegram bot, please

You might be interested in Cat9, https://github.com/letoram/cat9

It's another reimagination of a shell, but built around asynchronous jobs