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Show HN: Bird – a Linux reminder app with an animated bird
Re:Break Your Network on Purpose
on Wednesday September 23, 2026 @05:50AM (#49813664)
I keep googling the same tc commands. I keep copy-pasting things I didn't want to understand again. I keep thinking: "there has to be a better way to say this."
So I wrote netbad.
This is the tool that worked for me. It may or may not work for you. That's fine.
Break Your Network on Purpose
Re:Show HN: Markdown Viewer and Editor
on Friday September 04, 2026 @12:04AM (#49560418)
Nice one, simple easy for quick task
Re:Show HN: Airy – Free, fast, and simple voice content creation
on Tuesday August 11, 2026 @12:34PM (#49260789)
This is cool
Show HN: Digital Invitation
Re:Show HN: MyUUIDshop, Generate UUIDs and never worry about duplicates
on Tuesday May 19, 2026 @01:30AM (#48189553)
Hi author, could you please share more details about the UUID collision, how it occurred in micro service etc..
BGP – The Guy Who Knows Every Shortcut on the Internet
BBR Powers Google, YouTube, Spotify, Netflix
Re:Show HN: A minimal demo of SIP ↔ WebRTC
on Thursday October 09, 2025 @01:16PM (#45530492)
I am testing with Polycom app IOS may be it wont handle it
Re:Show HN: A minimal demo of SIP ↔ WebRTC
on Thursday October 09, 2025 @01:14PM (#45530453)
Yes, both share the same base protocol, I just wanted to play around with it for fun.
I noticed that in SIP, when a device sends an offer with sendrecv, the gateway responds correctly, but if I try sendonly or recvonly, it doesn’t seem to work only sendrecv works. I’m not sure why yet, so I’ll need to dig into it more.
Show HN: A minimal demo of SIP ↔ WebRTC
https://github.com/arjunshajitech/sip-webrtc-gateway
A minimal demo of SIP ↔ WebRTC. This example shows how a WebRTC browser client can register, call, and communicate through a SIP signaling server.
Show HN: A playful DNS server with useful utilities and services
For fun and convenience. I spend a lot of time in the terminal, and generating UUIDs, ULIDs, converting Unix to UTC etc.. directly from the command line is super handy no need to open a clunky browser or search page.Have an idea for a fun DNS service? I'd love to see it! Feel free to contribute any creative utilities you need—just open a PR
Show HN: BucketBin – Organize links into buckets instead of messaging yourself
I built a small tool called BucketBin. The idea is simple: instead of sending links to yourself on WhatsApp or email, you can drop them into buckets and keep them organized.Free to use Works on desktop (mobile version coming soon)Would love feedback on how it feels to use and what features you’d want next.