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thomas_witt
1y ago
I never understood the Behringer hate of the "Pro Audio" community; apparently there are many riders (requirement documents for live shows) which state "No Behringer". I got a Behringer WING a couple of years ago, and I
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Ask HN: Why is enrolling in Apple's Developer Program so difficult in 2025?
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From a startup founders perspective, it might be worth mentioning that if you own the business personally in the US, you likely qualify for so-called the small business exemption (QSBS) - that means from the price for which you sell your co
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As an alternative, you might also want to check out scrypted which offers a lot of cross-integration features and hardware optimized local AI processing (eg on MacMinis M*). Developer is super responsive in the discord.
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Vendis | Senior Ruby on Rails Developer | REMOTE (EU preferred, US ok) | Full-time • Post-MVP AI-powered B2B SaaS; serial founder-built & self-funded (pre-angel/VC), first customers onboarding – hiring employee #2. Modernizing a so
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In my opinion the whole point of Jekyll is not having to use some npm/JS packages and dependencies.
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Great effort - really happy to see people keeping Jekyll alive. Q: Why did you decide to rewrite the whole image handling instead of just relying on the jekyll_picture_tag gem ( https://github.com/rbuchberger/jekyll_pict
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One thing which is great are the built-in VPN containers. I always have SSH tunnels with SOCKS proxies running and so I can use for certain sites always a VPN. Or just open a new tab which tunnels everything in THIS tab through the VPN. Gre
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Ruby 3.4 frozen string literals: What Rails developers need to know
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Show HN: Scrivito, a serverless JavaScript CMS
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Automatically connect your iOS-Device to a VPN when joining an unknown WiFi
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11y ago
Scrivito is a professional cloud-based CMS built for Ruby on Rails. All you have to do is drop the Scrivito SDK Engine gem into your app and you'll get intuitive WYSIWYG editing, modular page layouts using widgets, git-style working co
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Show HN: Scrivito – The Professional Cloud-Based Rails CMS
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11y ago
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