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Oxodao commented on Problems with D-Bus on the Linux desktop   blog.vaxry.net/articles/2... · Posted by u/LorenDB
_flux · 6 days ago
From the style of this article I expected that https://github.com/hyprwm/hyprwire and https://github.com/hyprwm/hyprtavern would have documentation, specification and perhaps a bunch of tests, but they're not really there (other than smoke tests).

Those would have been a great starting point as well! But maybe we'll see them later.

Oxodao · 5 days ago
tbf they stated in their article that those are not there YET multiple time. We'll wait and see once they're done
Oxodao commented on Show HN: I built a system for active note-taking in regular meetings like 1-1s   withdocket.com... · Posted by u/davnicwil
raw_anon_1111 · 13 days ago
I hate to be mean. But you never will earn a place as a one man unknown developer to be an offering at my company and be a place where we put all of our information for both confidentially reasons and we wouldn’t trust the long term viability of your company.

We already use Lattice for performance notes, peer to peer feedback and it’s a place where we put notes for our 1:1s. It integrates with Slack to remind us to enter topics before the meeting, etc.

Even with all of those objections, you won’t get anywhere in corporate America with your product unless you offer SSO. It’s not that hard to do.

I have recommended a one man SaaS once in my career to something that was critical to what I needed for a large company critical initiative. But we got lawyers involved and negotiated our own instance and the code be put in escrow with a third party that we would get access to under certain circumstances. We were going to be 70% of his post sign in revenue and growing.

Oxodao · 13 days ago
Yeah, so there's no way to make a new company? Unless you're directly bought by Atlassian because they are "known enough"?

I don't know Lattice so I would not use it.

Oxodao commented on Tool for Lazy Web Devs   filelite.app... · Posted by u/gintokinx
Oxodao · 19 days ago
Always used Squoosh [1] for that. It does the job perfectly but its a bit heavy as its an electron app, I would not be paying for an image convert app, but I guess Mac users are more used to pay for everything. It seems that it can do bulk, I'm not sure squoosh can though

(After searching I can't find the Electron version, did it disappear?)

[1] https://squoosh.app/

Oxodao commented on 1GB Raspberry Pi 5, and memory-driven price rises   raspberrypi.com/news/1gb-... · Posted by u/shrx
AviationAtom · 20 days ago
That DDR5-4800 2x16GB price tend is crazy. It tripled from August/September until now.
Oxodao · 20 days ago
Even DDR4. Just checked, I bought a non-ECC 1x32go stick for my homelab on August 25th, priced 78€ on Amazon. Same offer is now at 229€. Yeah I guess I'll wait before updating to 64gig then
Oxodao commented on Ly – A lightweight TUI (ncurses-like) display manager for Linux and BSD   codeberg.org/fairyglade/l... · Posted by u/modinfo
Oxodao · 20 days ago
It's great to see this pop up once in a while on HN. Nice to see that it's been rewritten in Zig !
Oxodao commented on Ask HN: What is the current state of the art in BIG (>5TB) cloud backups?    · Posted by u/jacobwilliamroy
bomewish · a month ago
If it’s important just use b2 or hetzner storage box. Use restic or rustic for backup and dedupe and encryption. I run this setup for home and work and we’re doing this on 10tb+.
Oxodao · a month ago
+1 on this, i'm running restic with resticprofile and backup to b2 it works flawlessly
Oxodao commented on Why we migrated from Python to Node.js   blog.yakkomajuri.com/blog... · Posted by u/yakkomajuri
robertlagrant · 2 months ago
> If client side needs to be updated about the state of the background task, the best is to send the data to a websocket channel known to the client side.

SSE is nice.

Oxodao · 2 months ago
(especially the Mercure protocol which makes stuff so simple)
Oxodao commented on Why Nextcloud feels slow to use   ounapuu.ee/posts/2025/11/... · Posted by u/rpgbr
troyvit · 2 months ago
Syncthing is under my "want to like" list but I gave up on it. I'm a one person show who just wants to sync a few dozen markdown files across a few laptops and a phone. Every time I'd run it I'd invariably end up with conflict files. It got to the point where I was spending more time merging diffs than writing. How it could do that with just one person running it I have no idea.
Oxodao · 2 months ago
That should not happen. I use it a lot and never had this issue, there maybe is something wrong about your setup.

A good idea is to have it on an always-on server and add your share as an encrypted one (like you set the password on all your apps but not on the server); this pretty much results in a dropbox-like experience since you have a central place to sync even when your other devices are not online

Oxodao commented on Xx execs commands for you in your Docker Compose projects   chuniversiteit.nl/project... · Posted by u/ibobev
Oxodao · 2 months ago
I have a simpler method of doing this.

In my zshrc I have this:

```

export APP_CONTAINER=app

alias dc = docker compose

alias d = docker compose exec $APP_CONTAINER

alias s = docker compose exec $APP_CONTAINER php bin/console

```

Then, if for some reason I have another name in my docker compose, I simply use a envrc file that export the correct name for the given folder

Oxodao commented on Rust cross-platform GPUI components   github.com/longbridge/gpu... · Posted by u/xvilka
kennydude · 2 months ago
Looks great for those using Rust - however I do wonder how well this works, if at all, under screen readers and other accessible tech?
Oxodao · 2 months ago
my #1 question each time I see a new UI framework

u/Oxodao

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