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This is a good start. You can connect it to 3rd party apps to do CI Runners, etc. Hoping it develops quickly and becomes more fleshed out.

The main limitation right now is that to share the code with anyone outside your Cursor organization, you need to sync it with GitHub.

I'm mostly using GitLab right now, both self-hosted and their hosted platform. But am curious about Cursor Origin and certainly plan to try that out when it's available.

Go + Datastar is simpler, I much prefer it.

While I do need E2E and SSO making Chatto not suitable, it looks pretty cool. NATS is cool as well. Hope to see it doing well.

It works well if you connect it the Brave Search API, but using it a scraper is fairly unreliable. Google stopped working a few days ago.

I never run long horizon tasks. So Composer 2.5 is great.

NetNewsWire is part of my daily routine. The best feed reader out there with support for iCloud Sync and macOS native.

I understand Jeff's argument, but he is missing the fact that one of the features of the Framework 12 is the modularity of the components. So if that is not a valued feature in this scenario, sure it's hard to justify.

Brave Search is the best alternative because of their independent index, the AI results are still fairly good as well. And their browser rocks because of the built-in ad-blocking including for YouTube, and the ability to filter out all YT Shorts on the mobile app.

Been loving Zed for the last few months. The Dev Containers were the last thing I needed to switch over and been steady ever since.

Been waiting for this for years! Now I just wish my local ISP (rural Canada) supported it.

I'm surprised how few people are talking about ULAs. For any home network where you don't have a reserved global address space from your ISP, it makes sense to configure a ULA on your router and use it for all internal hosts, and the ISP assigned address is only used for Internet access. This does not require NAT/Npt and you have the best of both worlds.

If the Mimestream mail app supported JMAP, I'd be switching away from Gmail asap.

While true, this is also an eye opening event of how much worse it could be if it was more generic and not limited to crypto wallet addresses.

This looks pretty bad. Even if this only affects crypto wallets, I can't help but imagine how much worse this could be.

Another good read is at https://www.aikido.dev/blog/npm-debug-and-chalk-packages-com...

How is this better than using Pi-hole to do the same? It can also run in an allow only mode as I understand.

I wish I could say no IPv6 no business. There are only 2 ISPs here, one cable and one fiber. Neither have IPv6, the smaller ISP also does CGNAT because IPs are expensive. I'm trying to convince them that they could save money with less powerful CGNAT hardware if they deploy dual stack.

I've been a fan of systemd even if just for how much simpler creating services is. I just need to write a simple config file instead of a complex init script.

Anytime there is an outage that affects App Engine, Google can't seem to get their status page updated for an extended period of time.

What's crazy is that RCS messaging is down as a result of this outage. It shows how poorly the technology or infrastructure was designed.

Looks like a UI on top of OpenAI or Anthropic?

It would be better if Notion became a full competitor to Google Workspace. If they start their own email hosting and calendar backend for Notion Calendar, it would be getting closer.

This is not true. In some organizations I work with they only allow Security Keys on Google Workspace, you can't even use TOTP. It's possible to disable SMS and Phone verification, but if you allow TOTP then Google Prompt is also automatically allowed.

Yep NetNewsWire all the way. It syncs to iCloud. I use it to subscribe to important GitHub project releases, blogs, news, and even some YouTube channels.

I'm considering moving to Fastmail for email and calendar, Sync.com for cloud files. It would be annoying to have separate logins for each though. One nice thing about GWS was a single login for all the apps.

This happens to be exactly what I was looking for in a Terminal app. Native UI, fast, and native screen splitting, doesn't try to do too much. Five stars

These days any new tool should support SVCB/HTTPS query types as well.

I'm using NATS as well, natively when possible but bridged to MQTT for devices that need it.

This is a truly problematic issue that I've experienced as well. The best solution is probably for Cloudflare to figure out what normal RSS usage looks like and have a provision for that in their bot detection.

Already doing this kind of stuff with Caddy. Unclear why this would be any better.