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They have written their own UI framework. Probably the reason they are biased against other frameworks

> there's probably microscopic fecal particles on every surface in there. And there's no way your phone is making it out unscathed.

Precisely the reason I stopped using phone in the toilet.

>Self-hosting stuff is awesome if you have the skills.

>I have been on a mission for the last 2 years to replace as many subscriptions as possible with self-hosted solutions.

I have been doing the same for quite some time now but it's only recently I realized all these subscriptions services are just making rich richer. We should encourage self hosting as much as possible. I mean why should we pay huge corporations more money just for storage?

Humanity has tendency to do things wrong and then decades later realize that what we were doing was awful to the planet.

Do you mean my dog or other animals are responsible for this? Humans are the only species that are capable of modifying the environment.

I don't necessarily agree with GP's comment but they do have a valid point.

> We could solve this problem in a few years with technology if we really wanted to.

Everybody wants to solve the problem with technology. What if, the solution is just plain old hard work like planting trees, conservation, better recycling, better laws that help in saving ecosystem. But who would do that. So let's keep on creating problems with technology and then solve them with more technology.

This is behind paywall

To be fair podlet functionalities don't require constant updates which is not true in case of podman compose.

Podlet is a helper. In the long run its better to work with quadlets.

Thank you this makes it so much better!

I build simple applications for personal use like issue tracker, day planner, etc,. By default if you ask Claude it will generate React for frontend but I ask it to use HTML/CSS/JS instead. Because as a backend developer that makes sense to me. I find it hard to read the react code and want to avoid having dependency on npm.

It's surprising how well the core technology works without fancy front end frameworks. Claude does most of the grunt work related to CSS/JS allowing me to focus on more interesting things. I only have to do few minor changes here and there which I am happy to do.

> causes me to frequently invert pairs of letters when typing fast

I am a Dvorak user and this happens to me too. I thought it happens when I'm stressed out.

It's crazy how many people just read the headline and choose to comment or upvote these links.

Also, why the title is not same as the article? It makes no sense.

Manus = माणुस in Marathi which means Man

Didn't realise you were OP!

You mentioned you have been developing Indie products since 2005 in your about section. Can I read about this somewhere?

> Then you don't have to spend time messing around with things like OAuth and authentication, you can just write the application.

It sounds good but in reality people end up spending time messing around with config files and annotations.

> It’s breaking free from the heavyweight framework ecosystem that the JVM all but forces on you.

> No config files, no annotation magic, just composition, testability, and code small enough to hold in your head.

This. When I look at code I should just be able to follow it and know what's happening. The whole annotation magic and config files makes it hard to understand the flow of things.

I think people who want to view ideas should pay instead of people who submit ideas.

Search for podlet. It lets you do what you want.

I am using actual budget (which is free and open source) for this exact use case. It won't notify you but it has dashboard that can show you how you are spending

https://www.actualbudget.com/

Podman supports kubernetes YAML or the quadlets option. It's fairly easy to convert docker-compose to one of these.

Nowaday I just ask genAI to convert docker-compose to one of the above options and it almost always works.

And this was one of the reason why I switched to Podman. I haven't looked back since.

It's not just suggestions. On mobile front page they are showing suggestions of what people are searching without even typing word

It would be slow, no?

> I think ipv4 is way more manageable.

That's because it's familiar and comfortable. Once you get hang of IPv6 you dislike the idea of fiddling with numbers as protocol takes care of most of things.

If your router does not support ULA configuration like in my case you can make a device like raspberry pi to advertise ULA. You can refer this thread for that configuration https://www.reddit.com/r/ipv6/comments/1af0r2v/using_rpi_to_...

An IPv6 device will use the MAC address of its interface to generate a unique 64-bit interface ID.

> Why have globally-routable IPv6 addresses if you're not going to use them?

Because globally routable addresses are not static. Your prefix may change.

Someone correct me if I'm wrong

Your link local or ULA is static address and can be used for DNS.

DNS server is advertised when prefix is advertised.

But we have 100s of TLDs?