UnnoTed

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by UnnoTed 4mo ago
Sadly when you get to use their products they may ask you for Passport/ID and a selfie through kCheck[0] like they're a bank, as you can see at the app page[0]. In their website[1] you can read about their true "privacy"
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by UnnoTed 4mo ago
> for that we already have Obsidian... Wasting 300mb ram to show static text, Wordpad does the same in 13mb ram but sadly it lacks markdown support.
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by UnnoTed 4mo ago
Free to download, free to use, free to share, no data collection of any kind, but closed source. A full 1:1 native clone would be too much to build without funding. Plugin/theme/api compatibility, canvas, bases, sync, and all the
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by UnnoTed 4mo ago
It's fine as long as theres no GPL module[1] included or statically linked Qt, The program uses just Qt Widgets and Qt SQL, theres no GPL-only Qt module in it, its also dynamically linked so its ok to be closed source, theres ripcord[0
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by UnnoTed 4mo ago
You AI't wrong, just a wordplay to inform about the help of AI.
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by UnnoTed 4mo ago
AI'm building a native version[0] of Obsidian in Qt6 (QWidgets, cpp), replicating the markdown editor takes a while, there are so many ways of corrupting the file or losing the rendered markdown style... but its getting there[1] and it
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by UnnoTed 1y ago
It makes you run into a crysis
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by UnnoTed 3y ago
Some day we'll have a decent chat that doesn't give you problems you don't need. I have been building a Discord/Slack/Mumble alternative since 2020, which is something that I wanted to do since around ~2008 but I di
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by UnnoTed 3y ago
I like to use GoVCL [0] as it provides the GUI of Lazarus [1] including drag-n-drop form designer but with Go as the main language. GoVCL's author built a C library called liblcl [2] which is what GoVCL uses to control the GUI, so if y
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by UnnoTed 3y ago
Here in Brazil we have churches that allows members to sing songs from a book that we call it Christian Harp[1] as part of the worship, the result is a lot of people who can't sing to save their own life end up singing and musicians fr
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by UnnoTed 4y ago
I used to be a Hetzner customer for a few years (2018-2020), one day my card stopped working, while I tried to get a new one I ended up with a 5 EUR invoice, once I got a new card I tried to pay the invoice but they had blocked my account,
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by UnnoTed 5y ago
My last tool is WireGUIrd, a wireguard gui client for linux. https://github.com/UnnoTed/wireguird
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by UnnoTed 6y ago
That's the cutest laptop i have seen, after watching it yesterday it made me think about how much work would be needed to get some old netbook like the HP Mini or Asus Eeepc and turn it into a dock for Samsung Dex (desktop mode through
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by UnnoTed 6y ago
When activated after a while a few tabs would change their background (sometimes the entire page) to show the content of other tabs.
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by UnnoTed 6y ago
Not useful, all it does is lag the page and increase the cpu usage to 40% when you have hardware acceleration turned off.
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by UnnoTed 6y ago
It was posted before[1], but there was just the name Sciter in the title, if the post had something like "Sciter engine: Electron alternative going open source" it would have had much more views. [1]: https://news.ycomb
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by UnnoTed 6y ago
The first phrase in Nim's home page answers that question... "Nim is a statically typed compiled systems programming language." also: "Support for various backends: it compiles to C, C++ or JavaScript so that Nim can be
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by UnnoTed 6y ago
I tried their service 3 years ago, i couldn't receive emails and had to contact them through reddit... at least i got a refund.
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by UnnoTed 6y ago
Lazarus allows you to design the UI quickly, but theres a lack of third party libraries when compared to the mainstream programming languages. 1.1k https://github.com/topics/pascal 27k https://github.com&#x2
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by UnnoTed 6y ago
The stable options for native cross-platform GUI are: 1. Sciter - Languages: C++/Python/Go/Rust/Pascal (optional: HTML/CSS/tiscript) - Development time: fast - Resource usage: light (space and performance) - Vi
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by UnnoTed 6y ago
The logic can be written in Rust with [1], it's exactly like he wants: rust[2] + css + html. [1]: https://github.com/sciter-sdk/rust-sciter [2]: https://github.com/sciter-sdk/rust-sciter/
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by UnnoTed 6y ago
I'm not the one who wrote it, i found it while looking for Nim bindings for Lazarus' LCL.
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by UnnoTed 6y ago
https://github.com/ying32/govcl/blob/master/README.en-US.md
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by UnnoTed 6y ago
It already uses Sciter
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by UnnoTed 6y ago
I'm making one, it wont be open-source but i'll respect privacy, allow free self-hosting... imagine a discord(call features) + slack(paid for companies). https://imgur.com/uSA8AMs.png https://imgur.com&
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by UnnoTed 6y ago
You don't need Sciter's script to do the heavy stuff, you can do it in another language and feed the data to Sciter through it's script language, in my case i write Go for the app's backend and write Sciter's script
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by UnnoTed 6y ago
I really like Sciter, the different script language may be annoying the first day but you'll get used to it, specially after using the Reactor Component, it has the best of both worlds: very good performance and separation of the app c
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Mint – A refreshing programming language for the front-end web(github.com)
1 points by UnnoTed 8y ago|1 comments