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Show HN: Pkgbot – Fast Linux package search engine(pkg.bot)
2 points by knadh 7h ago|0 comments
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by knadh 27d ago
I'm currently in the process of taking a lot of risk rewriting a large-ish app that I maintain to fully eliminate the use of frontend frameworks (and the larger JS ecosystem in general) and to switch to simple SSR + semantic HTML and C
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by knadh 3mo ago
Deploying and tinkering with Matt's scripts was a very formative exercise in my early teenage years. I rememher offering public FormMail and guestbook hosting services (on underlying10MB shared hosting plans!)
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by knadh 8mo ago
https://nadh.in
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by knadh 8mo ago
- https://dict.press - A (language) dictionary publishing and management system. - WIP: A FOSS, self-hosted Luma alternative (for use across our community initiatives)
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by knadh 9mo ago
Once you have managed to get the data out and structured, you may want to check out dict.press. It's a dictionary publishing and management tool (which I maintain). Multiple widely used Indian dictionary projects run on it.
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by knadh 10mo ago
The delay is on our side while we wait for regulatory approvals (India) for cross-border disbursements, I must clarify. The issues are described in the post I linked [2].
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by knadh 10mo ago
We've allocated $60,000 to NTP from FLOSS/fund [1]. It happened in May, but the disbursal is pending owing to paperwork [2]. We hope it'll go through in the next couple of months. [1] https://floss.fund/projec
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by knadh 1y ago
Been self-hosting for a while. Amazing set of features and web and mobile apps work flawlessly.
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by knadh 1y ago
Weather over DNS dig london.weather @dns.toys
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by knadh 1y ago
Yep, all tools return formatted strings as TXT records.
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by knadh 1y ago
This is quite cool! I just added this to dns.toys [1] dig iss.sky +short @dns.toys [1] https://dns.toys
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by knadh 2y ago
I wrote about something tangential a few months ago; the need to have curation-based alternate forms of discovery on the WWW. https://nadh.in/blog/decentralised-open-indexes/
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by knadh 2y ago
Pretty much exactly what I have been thinking lately. Write about it recently here: https://nadh.in/blog/decentralised-open-indexes/
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by knadh 2y ago
> I hope Kagi succeeds. But personally, I think the web is dead. And no search engine can save it. I concur. Maybe now is the time to seriously think about alternate visions for "search". I have been toying with an idea[1] alon
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by knadh 2y ago
Omeka-S[1] is an open source publishing platform (for museums, libraries, artifact collections etc) that has first class support for Dublin Core. Dublin Core “clicked” for me when we started using it in Omeka to publish a collection of digi
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by knadh 3y ago
https://nadh.in/blog Techno-philosophical ramblings.
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by knadh 3y ago
Related: I've written a Python tool (CLI) that exports Telegram channels to static webpages. https://github.com/knadh/tg-archive
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by knadh 3y ago
Daily Thunderbird user for about 17 years. Has always worked well. The recent UI improvements are nice (on the eyes), but, I’m so used to the UI/UX, it just blends into the background.
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by knadh 4y ago
Adding new features to listmonk (mailing list / newsletter manager), preparing for its next release. https://github.com/knadh/listmonk Setting up and playing around with Omeka, a brilliant document publishing syst
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by knadh 4y ago
I’ve a simple static HTML+JS page that renders a translation UI by reading a JSON i18n file from a GitHub repo (can be any URL). Demo: https://listmonk.app/i18n/ Source: https://github.com/knadh/li
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by knadh 4y ago
Huge sense of entitlement showing up on project forums is inevitable. I think it is okay to be open and blunt (and civil) when responding to such posts. I had ended up codifying [1] my stance around this to a contrib document to quickly lin
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by knadh 4y ago
The Norwegian Meteorological Institute has an excellent free HTTP/JSON weather API that covers the globe. No signup required. https://developer.yr.no
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by knadh 4y ago
Thunderbird has been my primary mail client since ~2006. It has been rock solid and fast. Way faster than popular web mail UIs today.
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Show HN: Build Dictionaries for Any Language(dict.press)
10 points by knadh 4y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Dns.toys(dns.toys)
19 points by knadh 4y ago|0 comments
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by knadh 4y ago
Use viper with care. It has some dangerous fundamental flaws [1]. We got bitten hard, submitted a PR [2] and followed up for a year and a half to no avail, before I went ahead and reinvented the wheel and wrote koanf (plug), specifically to
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by knadh 4y ago
Writing software is a hobby I enjoy unconditionally. Seeing people find utility in the software I write makes me happy. Seeing people derive happiness from it, for free, makes me happier. Been doing it for about two decades now. Thankfully,
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Build or don't build a software feature?(dont.build)
164 points by knadh 5y ago|42 comments
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by knadh 5y ago
We self-host Postal and it’s worked quite well for us. We are a heavily regulated organisation and have to send several millions of transactional emails every day (as mandated by financial regulations). IP reputation has nothing to do with

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