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nerform··on Simula One – office-focused, standalone VR headset based on the Linux Desktop
There is very little information. Please add more details & specs.
nerform··on Show HN: 3dasd – open-source DIY room-scale 3D scanner
Thank you for sharing and making in open. Awesome work.
nerform··on The EU archived “Euromyths” printed in UK media (2018)
There's sources for each myth in the EU site.
nerform··on Ask HN: Learn Python in 2020
Because Python 2 is in almost every book and online course (even that it has reached end of life).
nerform··on Ask HN: Learn Python in 2020
True (already done that), but I would like to hear HN community opinion.
nerform··on U.S. wants the EU to accept chemical-washed chicken as part of trade deal
Food chains/restaurants won't have this labels in the menus. And they will serve you the cheaper product.
nerform··on Show HN: React Milkshake, a complete ReactJS boilerplate with authentication
Can it be used for open source projects?

Also sample project would be nice where one can inspect generated code.

nerform··on Show HN: Sublime Merge – A Git client from the makers of Sublime Text
Awesome idea. Cross platform fast terminal with nice tmux integration.
nerform··on Ask HN: What do you struggle with?
This worked for me too, but only for a while. Now I can't find motivation to even open the projects or start something new. I have way too many responsibilities in my life. I think I gave up on my hopes on building my own business alone. I'm thinking of hiring other people to do my side projects.
nerform··on Peepeth: Unstoppable Microblogging
There is not Firefox requirement.
nerform··on Vivaldi browser v1.8 released, with calendar-style browsing history
It would be great if Vivaldi implements all the features available in Vimium (chrome extension) natively.
nerform··on Ask HN: What're the best-designed things you've ever used?
T-72. Is great.
nerform··on Ask HN: Best current model routers for OpenWRT, DD-WRT, Tomato, etc.?
I got Linksys WRT1900ACS at home. The router works very well with original firmware but as you expect is very limited in terms of features compared to opernwrt(and others open source alternatives). I was running openwrt for almost 6 months. Even that it said even on the box it works with openwrt the wifi support is complete shit! The wifi driver is performing so bad it will turn your life in to living hell. Expect disconnects and low bandwidth when using wifi (for both 5G and 2.4G). Recently I restored the original firmware and the wifi is performing great but is just a wifi router now. Nothing more. I lost all the additional features that motivated me to buy it. I want to throw it out the window!! Imo stay away from linksys if you want open source firmware and advanced features.