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on RustDesk - An open-source remote desktop application designed for self-hosting, as an alternative to TeamViewer · c/librebyte · 1 pts · 9dI don't know it has propietary components/dependencies, I think no.
on SketchForge is a lightweight CAD-style workspace for people who want to sketch, cut, and export 3D models quickly. · c/librebyte · 2 pts · 17dThanks
on Linus likes AI in the kernel · c/librebyte · 3 pts · 18deverywhere are haters without reason as matter of fact a hater does not need a reason to hate, anyway I appreciate your comment.
on dnsglobe - Global DNS propagation checker TUI — watch a DNS record propagate across 34 public resolvers worldwide, on a world map in your terminal · c/librebyte · 2 pts · 18dI forgot to add it, now it has Thank you a lot!
on gnfetch - A neofetch/fastfetch alternative in Rust that renders your system info · c/librebyte · 1 pts · 42dcomposited as a real image and shown inline in terminals that support it (Kitty graphics protocol, iTerm2 inline images, or Sixel)
on kage (å½±, "shadow") clones a website into a folder you can browse offline, with every script stripped out · c/librebyte · 2 pts · 42dI don't know
on ezBookkeeping - A lightweight, self-hosted personal finance app with a user-friendly interface and powerful bookkeeping features · c/librebyte · 2 pts · 53dI don't know. I bookmarked because I like it but I prefer native mobile app for finance administration.
on thoth-note - A powerful terminal-based note-taking application built in Rust with full Markdown support, live preview, and syntax highlighting · c/librebyte · 1 pts · 132dBecause I can search by rust keyword
on Understanding PHP's "yield" and "yield from" directives · c/librebyte · 2 pts · 169dTo be clear yield was introduced in PHP 7... and of course you can implement the same functionality using iterators but with more coding, today also we can use fiber for similar...
on TERM39 - A modern terminal multiplexer with classic MS-DOS aesthetic · c/librebyte · 2 pts · 246dI added now
on PHP 8.5.0 Released with new pipe operator (|>) · c/librebyte · 2 pts · 256dhttps://www.php.net/releases/8.5/en.php#pipe-operator
on Helium - Private, fast, and honest web browser · c/librebyte · 1 pts · 275dEasy and simple a hater, a hater does not need a reason.
I don't know it has propietary components/dependencies, I think no.
yes of course!
Thanks
everywhere are haters without reason as matter of fact a hater does not need a reason to hate, anyway I appreciate your comment.
It's you interpretation and it is OK.
I forgot to add it, now it has Thank you a lot!
composited as a real image and shown inline in terminals that support it (Kitty graphics protocol, iTerm2 inline images, or Sixel)
No
I don't know
No, in any way.
I don't know. I bookmarked because I like it but I prefer native mobile app for finance administration.
Thank you!
Because I can search by rust keyword
To be clear yield was introduced in PHP 7... and of course you can implement the same functionality using iterators but with more coding, today also we can use fiber for similar...
Thanks for sharing!
I added now
https://www.php.net/releases/8.5/en.php#pipe-operator
Easy and simple a hater, a hater does not need a reason.
you are talking about?
not that I know of