I'd love to work with this. The normal web view is annoyingly slow. Too bad it is not compatible with Api v2 used by on-prem Jira instances.
Sadly, the author indicated it's unlikely to support v2
Readit Newsfru654 commented on Jiratui – A Textual UI for interacting with Atlassian Jira from your shell jiratui.sh/... · Posted by u/gjvc
fru654 commented on All New Java Language Features Since Java 21 inside.java/2025/08/31/ro... · Posted by u/lichtenberger
It’s amazing that Java has access to really great, high performing web toolkits like Vert.x and even Play, and yet the entire enterprise Java world has converged on Jakarta and Spring. I don’t like Spring but in my mind there is a special place in hell for Jakarta/JavaEE.
What’s wrong with Jakarta? (Genuinely curious)
fru654 commented on Run a legal LTE network at home for $100 lantian.pub/en/article/mo... · Posted by u/Bogdanp
In the Netherlands you can run private 4G in the 1.8GHz GSM guard band. For indoor use with 200mW or less no license is required.
What kind of (cheap) hardware can be used for that?
These FreedomFi units seem to only support CBRS frequencies.
fru654 commented on Show HN: XPipe, a shell connection hub for SSH, Docker, K8s, VMs, and more xpipe.io/... · Posted by u/crschnick
That is implemented under the assumption that these distros are most of the time used in enterprise contexts. I know that this is not always the case, there is the option to upgrade to a license at no cost to the next tier if you’re only using it for personal use. Just send me an email I can upgrade it for you.
> That is implemented under the assumption that these distros are most of the time used in enterprise contexts.
I've been using OEL since before Rocky was a thing. It was and still is a free alternative to RHEL.
Apart from that, all my planned use of XPipe fits entirely in the Community feature set (maybe apart from Yubikey/GPG agent).
But now I'd need to pay $5 a month just to open a shell? No thanks.
Also, a slight tangent, but charging homelab folks $5/mo is weird. The only profit I'm making with my homelab is negative. And I, as a developer, would much more likely to ask my employer to buy an enterprise license if I actually liked using it at home. Like Tailscale, JetBrains, etc.
fru654 commented on Building Ultra Long Range Toslink blog.benjojo.co.uk/post/s... · Posted by u/ingve
I wonder if something like this is possible with HDMI? Separate 10G SFP+ for each color channel, one more for i2c, create a similar style breakout PCB, maybe add an MPO or CWDM mux… Could be a fun project. Optical HDMI cables are expensive and most of the time come with a preexisting cable which is hard to route (in conduits) due to HDMI connector size.