Uninen

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Tauri 1.0 – Electron Alternative Powered by Rust(tauri.studio)
715 points by Uninen 4y ago|238 comments
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by Uninen 5y ago
I've been working for the past few years to build better (and free) tools for DJs and artists. I'm interested in the mixing (pun in tended) of arts and technology, and in creating communities in healthier spaces than Facebook, for
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App Store External Link Account Entitlement(developer.apple.com)
4 points by Uninen 5y ago|1 comments
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by Uninen 5y ago
I've been a 1Password customer for over a decade. I've also brought them lots of consumer and business customers as I've taught people and companies I deal with to use password managers, and I thought 1Password hit the sweet
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by Uninen 5y ago
Also Wiio's Laws that specifically talk about human communication: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiio%27s_laws
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by Uninen 5y ago
I'm baffled that despite years of asking, Mozilla doesn't have voluntary subscription option for the FireFox browser. I'm not interested in paying for VPN or any other related product but I definitely would be interested in
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by Uninen 5y ago
Unrelated but I wonder how far is the next major Raspberry Pi version. It's been over 2 years since the last version.
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by Uninen 5y ago
"This website runs on a solar powered server located in Barcelona, and will go off-line during longer periods of bad weather." - https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/power.html What a lovely idea.
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by Uninen 5y ago
Louis CK has never been on The Joe Rogan Experience.
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by Uninen 6y ago
There's a recent episode of Joe Rogan podcast (#1616) with Jamie Metzl that goes quite deep in this very topic: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7aitKgecZ0fPKjT15no5jU?si=h... He's also published a blog post
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by Uninen 6y ago
Vite 2.0 (a build tool like Webpack or Rollup, and powered by Esbuild) was just released earlier today. It's seriously awesome. I first learned of Esbuild early 2020 when I complained on Twitter that JS build tools are awfully slow [1]
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by Uninen 6y ago
Excited to see plenty of WebRTC talks in there. 2020 was a huge boost for WebRTC but I think 2021 will be the year for lots of innovation around it now that the tooling has started to mature and the browser vendors are actively on it.
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by Uninen 6y ago
Interestingly the source is pure JavaScript and not TypeScript. The tooling support that TS enables would be a huge thing for (the users of) a project like this.
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by Uninen 6y ago
Are there any examples of minimal human-friendly Terms Of Service texts that one could use or adopt to their own projects?
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by Uninen 6y ago
I tried the iOS client yesterday but could not log in (to a well-known third-party server) and the app just did not work at all. The error stayed on the login screen no matter what I tried, and it did not offer any debug info or help, and I
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by Uninen 6y ago
A bit off-topic but I've been wondering how well self driving technologies will work in Nordic countries where the roads look pretty different in summer and in winter. At least for me, the one of the biggest interest for Tesla comes fr
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by Uninen 6y ago
I've been working on a live streaming site for DJs and artists ( https://slipmat.io ) for past 4 years and the project is now in a state where it should probably be incorporated to get it to next level. The current site is
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Vite 2.0(vitejs.dev)
1 points by Uninen 6y ago|0 comments
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by Uninen 6y ago
I remember reading Fireplace Delusion by Sam Harris [1] (it's about religion, but uses the fireplace as an analogy of harmful thing that people in some sense know that is harmful but still keep enjoying and using) a long time ago and h
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by Uninen 6y ago
Sad to see Sentry on the bottom 5 JS heap size list. Love their service but the JS payload is pretty massive.
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by Uninen 6y ago
> Mozilla doesn't have a real sustainable business model right now. I've said this many times and I'm going to repeat it again; I wish Mozilla would offer me a way to purchase a monthly subscription for Firefox. I want to
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by Uninen 6y ago
I wish Mozilla would let me pay for FireFox. I care about the open Web and would gladly pay for one of my most important tools.
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by Uninen 6y ago
I've often wondered why there are so few server-side log parsing libraries (for the likes of Nginx and Apache). Putting that 1x1 pixel image on your front end and serving it from a host that only collects and aggregates anonymous logs
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by Uninen 6y ago
> I wish they would focus more on email I'm a fairly new user and I feel the same way. For me the product would be much better if they would put more effort in the email client itself and keep these addons in the background (develop
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by Uninen 6y ago
You can block the offending domains with uBlock Origin or similar tool. It's a relatively small effort to block the most used ones after which you won't see most of the popups anymore.
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by Uninen 6y ago
You can do everything mentioned in the bullet points (CI service, test, build environment, docker image repository, code quality, coverage, metrics) except running the production code for free on Gitlab.com or self-hosted GitLab instance. E
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by Uninen 6y ago
Well, at least the GitHub page stays up under the traffic.
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by Uninen 6y ago
Sad thing is `poetry init --no-interaction` fails if your name happens to have non-ascii characters :(
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by Uninen 6y ago
Most music-related applications wanting to offer generic hardware support and hackability. Midi is an amazing standard. It allows you to hook up a synthesizer from the early 80s to your 2020 laptop (via a midi-capable audio interface) and c
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by Uninen 6y ago
I love that there's a "web 3.0 browser" built in Status. Whatever this web 3.0 thing is.

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