thederf

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Show HN: SQLite files as applications - uApps(thederf.com)
2 points by thederf 24d ago|0 comments
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by thederf 3mo ago
Well hello random IncrediBots-remembering person! Such good times with an oddly wholesome and welcoming community. I spent many of my teenage and early adult years trying to replicate it in HTML5. Finally got the Open Source version of IB2
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by thederf 1y ago
Here's a video I did for the Directus Changelog that shows how my system works: https://www.youtube.com/live/SZg6hYMA3yo?si=Qi-E5NGeoQicnpR_... It's highly eclectic, but might give you some ideas?
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by thederf 1y ago
About a year ago I did the same migration: Obsidian to self-hosted Directus. My main reasons were: - Straightforward queries. I have a lot of structured data in my notes and lesson plans, and being able to work with SQL was ideal. - A web a
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by thederf 1y ago
Niice, giving me hope! My '06 is showing its age, but I hope it's got another 100k in her!
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by thederf 1y ago
Hah. Fair point. I'm around 210k miles and aiming to squeeze as many more out of it as I can.
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by thederf 1y ago
I compared the dimensions of the Slate with my '06 Pontiac Vibe hatchback, and it's only a few inches longer. I suspect the Slate + Fastback kit will be pretty close to a hatchback in size and function.
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by thederf 1y ago
I'm quite excited about this. Ticks all my boxes for "low" tech, simple, moddable, useful, and cheap. I'm hoping my aging Pontiac Vibe holds out long enough to upgrade to one of these, if they succeed. I put in a preregi
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by thederf 2y ago
At work we have two applications in production with Directus, a CMS and a CRM, both highly specialized (~35 custom extensions) for our use-cases. We've had our teething issues, mostly with migrations and the UX in some areas, but overa
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by thederf 4y ago
Ooof, 115kb gzipped. That's not exactly featherweight.
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by thederf 4y ago
These "because why not" projects are my favorite sort. I'd love to build something like this with four keys representing bit pairs (00, 01, 10, 11) where you could type bytes by repeatedly pressing keys. Bonus points for moun
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by thederf 4y ago
I've used GNOME for so long that anything other than Nautilus feels clunky to me. Though to be fair I almost never search for anything, so those pain points don't bother me. I just want a file manager that gets out of my way.
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by thederf 4y ago
Rockmart GA, pretty much the same story here. Wonder if consumer prices are delayed relative to futures.
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by thederf 5y ago
As I see it, the cause isn't industry-specific, it's just incredibly apparent because of how fast our industry repeats the cycle of: - Make thing - Thing becomes ubiquitous and widely used - Thing has warts and limitations - Make