jonotime

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by jonotime 15d ago
Firefox forever! On all the things! You can take it from my cold dead hands. Thank you Mozilla, for making the web a better place for humans.
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by jonotime 1mo ago
Love this. Maybe consider a backend of remotestorage.io
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by jonotime 1mo ago
Another +1 for paseo. I've been dabbling with all these tools and I love how they are progressing. But im constantly patching and filing issues on them. Only paseo and openchamber handle mobile terminal scolling well. Paseo has been th
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by jonotime 1mo ago
I'm working on building a generic desktop controller that you can run from any device. https://github.com/jonocodes/deckd Originally inspired by the stream deck, but I wanted a more dynamic interface and less hard
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by jonotime 3mo ago
I have never had to do this in my years of using this scheme. And if I did, I would create an email filter. Which I consider to be more standard and scalable then managing a bunch of individual aliases.
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by jonotime 3mo ago
Yeah, I think I only record maybe 10% of them that actually have logins associated. For the others I just search through my email.
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by jonotime 3mo ago
Just happened to me today! I was at the Verizon store and my address was verizon@... Sometimes it leads to confusion, but sometimes it leads to getting extra special treatment actually! They think I'm someone important.
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by jonotime 3mo ago
I have run this for years with very little problems. And I can honestly say that have not found anyone writing to addresses I did not give them at their domain. Simple as this is, it is way to niche for companies to figure it out and exploi
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by jonotime 3mo ago
Pro tip for doing something like this without apple. Buy or get a cheap domain name. Create a subdomain on it and have it catch and forward all messages to you when sent to that sub. For example: nytimes@mailsub.example.com -> jono@gmail
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by jonotime 4mo ago
This is neat. I dont get how sync works. Is it server side? Or is there some client side oauth flow? I dont see it.
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by jonotime 5mo ago
Looking forward to use all these nice AI features without using the warp account/service. So I can bring my own claude and it will show all the agent panes etc.
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by jonotime 6mo ago
Trends in Ambient Development
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A survey of tools for remote AI development(dgt.is)
8 points by jonotime 6mo ago|1 comments
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Thoughts on LLM use from a programming junkie(dgt.is)
1 points by jonotime 8mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Stashcast – Self-hosted custom podcast feeds for any media(github.com)
1 points by jonotime 8mo ago|0 comments
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by jonotime 8mo ago
Jono Finger Blog/site: https://www.dgt.is/ Feed: https://www.dgt.is/feed/feed.xml HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=jonocodes
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by jonotime 1y ago
Would love to use something like this for NixOS as an escape hatch, but its debian only. DistroBox always gives me trouble.
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by jonotime 1y ago
My experience has been quite the opposite. Like OP, I am a middle aged developer. I have decades of experience in the industry and with open source/side projects. I think there is so much good new software being developed by single dev
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Show HN: I built Savr – A local first alternative to Pocket(github.com)
11 points by jonotime 1y ago|0 comments
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by jonotime 1y ago
The conversation here has been really interesting since it shows we all have subtly different abilities and issues around slow processing. I am a senior/staff software engineer with 20 years of experience and who would be considered a
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by jonotime 1y ago
For me is has been quite the opposite. Im a top performing senior/staff engineer. But always struggle to get through coding interviews.
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by jonotime 1y ago
Ah ok. Admittedly I dont host a media server so it sounds like Plex brings new challenges. I would just prefer to not have to public expose a service for a single user. In my case when sharing an image server to family it has been easy enou
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by jonotime 1y ago
Out of curiosity why not give your sister restricted access to your tailnet instead? Then nothing is public.
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by jonotime 1y ago
There are a bunch and quite a breadth of different solutions/takes on the problem. Here is a good recap of the current players. https://www.localfirst.fm/landscape
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by jonotime 1y ago
Awesome to see this getting more coverage. I am very interested in local first and I am working on several progressive web apps based around this. One app depends on file sync, not database sync and the best I have found is remoteStorage.js
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by jonotime 1y ago
How do you use only sockets to talk to sqlite?
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by jonotime 1y ago
Oh man. I have been working on a side project just for this purpose. The aim is to create a pocket like experience (with additional functionality like handling other media types) that is local first, unhosted, and more future-proof (no lock
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by jonotime 1y ago
A local first read-it-later app for power users, who want to own their data. https://github.com/jonocodes/savr
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by jonotime 1y ago
+1 for local-first. there needs to be a local first bookmark/snapshot manager. where you can own your data without requiring hosting or installing things.
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Scamming for Good(dgt.is)
2 points by jonotime 1y ago|2 comments

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