BrunoBernardino

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by BrunoBernardino 20d ago
Thanks for your support! We have been thinking about that, especially because my wife and I do not use most of those settings; they have been built over time with many customer requesting them, and it's gone through a couple of "r
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by BrunoBernardino 22d ago
My wife and I continue to work on a private, paid, ad-free and personally customizable search engine: Uruky [1]. To signup you don't provide any information (a randomly-generated account number is assigned to you), and you can run a pr
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by BrunoBernardino 25d ago
Mine's a (big) drawer, not a box, and this summer I got rid of most of the duplicate cables (after testing them). It ended with like 50% less stuff. My wife didn't care and wasn't impressed; I think because it's a drawer
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Bad Vibes Coding(spectrecollie.com)
3 points by BrunoBernardino 25d ago|1 comments
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by BrunoBernardino 26d ago
The over-simplification and over-sharing natures of the current times do seem to fight against balanced positions, unfortunately.
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Uruky Launches Scopes and Tags(uruky.com)
2 points by BrunoBernardino 26d ago|1 comments
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by BrunoBernardino 26d ago
Scoped searches are pre-filtered searches (similar to Kagi lenses, but with more customization options); tags are similar to bangs but filter/restrict to a domain instead of redirecting to it (similar to Kagi snaps). You can also now c
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by BrunoBernardino 1mo ago
That's an interesting point of view. In your case it seems it'd still be a guarantee of being a PITA, so my statement holds. :)
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by BrunoBernardino 1mo ago
It feels we're saying the same thing. "Friends and neighbours" would qualify as a community, for me, at least.
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by BrunoBernardino 1mo ago
I think people have mentioned this, but I haven't seen an answer: why not ask friends and neighbours? That's what I do, and I've had success with it (though I'm more frequently the person that neighbours and friends ask
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by BrunoBernardino 1mo ago
Not untrue. To be clear, it's not meant to be "anti-" anything, but we prefer to "buy local" whenever possible (not _always_ and not _exclusively_), and this seemed like an option that didn't exist in a similar
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Uruky reached 300 monthly active accounts!(uruky.com)
3 points by BrunoBernardino 1mo ago|4 comments
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by BrunoBernardino 1mo ago
It is ultimately a risk many are not willing to take. If you're a small business or a single individual you just can't chase offenders and have _everything_ to lose. I looked into this a lot as my wife and I wanted to make Uruky [
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by BrunoBernardino 1mo ago
I feel for their support and infra teams when this happens. Send them a virtual hug or nice supportive message, people, it'll brighten their stressful day. Remember they are humans, like I _hope_ you are.
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by BrunoBernardino 1mo ago
Congratulations! As someone who's written (micro and short) fiction for many years, I _feel_ how hard it is to get someone to read it. Enjoy it!
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by BrunoBernardino 1mo ago
https://uruky.com has over 250 monthly active accounts (that's over €1k / month revenue). No subscription, no AI products/features. Just ad-free private search that you can tweak to your liking. There's a FAQ
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by BrunoBernardino 1mo ago
I like long function names as long as they're still explanatory and not distracting.
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by BrunoBernardino 2mo ago
Interesting! This is something a couple of customers have requested for Uruky (co-founder here), among the highlight/removal of "AI Slop" and "Malicious URLs", but I honestly never thought it would be widely wanted.
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by BrunoBernardino 2mo ago
Anecdotal, but similar situation here for me (I don't need an inhaler, but visiting London around 2015 meant blowing my nose to black snot for a week, and then back in 2024 it was completely fine)!
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How I Browse the Web with uBlock (Hard Mode)(untrusem.party)
4 points by BrunoBernardino 2mo ago|0 comments
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by BrunoBernardino 2mo ago
I'm a happy paying customer of both, have been for a while. I use SourceHut for private repos, Codeberg for GH mirrors.
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by BrunoBernardino 2mo ago
Heads-up, we just shipped a small widget for calculator, unit conversion, and top 10 currency conversion, rates checked against the European Central Bank daily. It can be enabled in the settings.
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by BrunoBernardino 2mo ago
I might look into some opt-in setting that enables some regex patterns to do things like that. I'm not so sure about currency rates unless we only sync that once per day, as a scheduled job, for example. That might work.
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by BrunoBernardino 2mo ago
Thanks! We did that initially (and to Google as well), and Uruky shows up there; I just mean more broadly speaking, to get the word out so people find Uruky when looking for or speaking about privacy-focused search.
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by BrunoBernardino 2mo ago
Thanks, that's perfectly fair! It's something we've felt has been best served by the OS at this point (macOS and Linux, at least), and adds significant complexity (we need to start tracking multiple currencies, their current
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by BrunoBernardino 2mo ago
I've been working on a private, paid, ad-free and personally customizable search engine: Uruky [1]. To signup you don't provide any information (a randomly-generated account number is assigned to you), and you can run a proof-of-w
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by BrunoBernardino 2mo ago
Building Uruky with my wife - https://uruky.com It's private, paid, ad-free and personally customizable search. To signup you don't provide any information (a randomly-generated account number is assigned to you), and
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Apply for Small Open Source Sponsorships – Uruky(uruky.com)
2 points by BrunoBernardino 2mo ago|0 comments
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by BrunoBernardino 2mo ago
More of a service than an app, my wife and I have been building a paid and private search engine, ad-free, focused on personal search customization. It's called Uruky and it's at https://uruky.com There's no perso
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by BrunoBernardino 2mo ago
Thank you for your support! Uruky co-founder, here. Let me know if you run into any trouble, confusion, or just have any suggestions (email or a reply here is fine), so we can help!

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