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Too bad Keychron quality of late has been horrendous. Support has been abysmal too. They've gone from a beloved manufacturer to basically public enemy number 1 in the enthusiast communities.
Re:Work with Codex from Anywhere on Friday May 15, 2026 @02:47PM (#48152309)
Hmm. No Windows support yet. I will continue using my Telegram bridge then.
Re:Rewrite Bun in Rust has been merged on Thursday May 14, 2026 @09:08AM (#48134883)
That OpenClaw guy seems to make 6000 commits everyday or something.

Show HN: Dexgram – Telegram to Codex Desktop Bridge for Windows

https://github.com/yashau/dexgram

I looked around for a while looking for something that:A. Is a self-contained binary. I know it's not really important, but I like the hygiene.B. I wanted Codex Desktop on the go, not Codex CLI.C. I wanted to go back to the work I started on my phone once I return to my desktop. Vice-versa would be nice too, but I don't really need it.D. I was sick of the usual "agents" that sucked at managing...

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Source?

Show HN: Ganoid – Switch Tailscale coordination servers without re-auth

https://github.com/yashau/ganoid

I self-host Headscale[0] and also use the official Tailscale server. Switching between them means setting the login server again and re-authenticating every time because your session for that server is gone.Ganoid solves this by treating each coordination server as a named profile and saving/restoring the full Tailscale state directory per profile. The private node key is part of that state, so...

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Show HN: A lightweight, E2E encrypted pastebin built with Svelte 5 and Hono

https://github.com/yashau/yPad

I built this because I needed a simple way to send snippets to colleagues or copy/paste text from my phone to a random computer without logging into anything. I used a few other services for a while, but the downtime and general bloat finally got to me. I decided to build my own over the New Year break.It is live here: https://yp.peFull disclosure: I vibe coded the vast majority of this using...

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Same. I vibe-coded a real-time notepad thing with optional E2E with CC over a weekend. Not going to plug it unless someone asks me to, just pointing out how easy this is nowadays.
Re:Kagi News (iOS) on Saturday September 27, 2025 @12:07AM (#45393147)
I have tried to use it but it's a bit cumbersome to use for me. I don't want to manually browse the categories I just want to see everything (that I need) on the landing page. It also makes wildly inefficient to use on a desktop/laptop that has more screen real estate than a phone. Until then I will continue to use https://brutalist.report on my computer to catch up on news.
Re:7-Zip 25.00 on Sunday July 06, 2025 @01:02AM (#44477977)
I prefer NanaZip[1]. It has all the features of the ZS and NSIS fork while being fully compatible with the new Windows context menus.

[1]: https://github.com/M2Team/NanaZip

Re:Show HN: Txxt.app – an ultra simple SMS notepad on Tuesday July 31, 2018 @11:00AM (#17653691)
Is there no way to delete notes?
Re:Show HN: Minimal native MP3 player for Mac on Monday March 12, 2018 @07:40AM (#16567477)
https://github.com/jcm93/jmc

Here's one in Swift.

Re:Punisher - An alarm clock that ruins your life on Sunday January 12, 2014 @02:11PM (#7047036)
I prefer Alarmy[1]. It requires you to take a picture of a specific place to stop the alarm. I have it set to my sink.

1) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=droom.sleepIfU...

Re:Jolla Outsells iPhone 5S and 5C in Finland on Friday January 03, 2014 @07:00AM (#7005016)
Re:CSS Variables in Firefox Nightly on Sunday December 15, 2013 @03:38PM (#6910756)
Note that you can also do this in Chrome/Chromium by turning on the "Enable experimental Web platform features" flag.
The ASUS RT-AC66U supports Tomato

You can find the firmware here: http://tomato.groov.pl/download/K26RT-AC/

Re:PuTTY Tray on Monday July 01, 2013 @06:36AM (#5969732)
+1 for mRemoteNG. It's by far the best of all I've tried.