Asides

December 28, 2025

23:53

WinBoat - Run Windows Apps on Linux with Seamless Integration

WinBoat lets you run any Windows application on Linux with seamless desktop integration. Elegant interface, automated installs, filesystem integration, and native OS-level windows.

December 27, 2025

23:52

Actual HTTP API

Basic Actual Budget API exposed through HTTP endpoints

This is going to be the best implementation if we are to automate our Actual data via n8n.

01:36

Pivor

A CRM that respects your independence. Manage clients, contacts, and communications, on your own terms. Open source, self-hosted, built for the long haul.

01:33

BackApp

UI for Backup automation over SSH, replacing custom shell scripts and cron configurations, as a binary < 50 MB

December 24, 2025

14:31

Obsidian Plugins you discovered in 2025

Journal Review: One of my vaults is a diary, and this plugin helps me find out what happened on this day X months/years ago.

Pixel Banner: This plugin paired with 8-bit GIFs made my vault look cozy and beautiful.

TimeStamper: Creates timestamps (duh). I usually use this when I finish a task to record at what time I’ve finished it.

Plugin Update Tracker: This feels like it should be a core plugin. Keeps track and updates plugins for you.

Pretty Properties: Makes properties, well… Prettier!

I’m interested to check Journal, Tasknotes and Pretty Properties.

December 22, 2025

00:26

idhamsy/openshortlink: OpenShort.link is the all-in-one, open-source, serverless URL shortener. It runs 100% on Cloudflare and offers one-click installation.

OpenShort.link is the all-in-one, open-source, serverless URL shortener. It runs 100% on Cloudflare and offers one-click installation. - idhamsy/openshortlink

December 18, 2025

09:49

ZTE F50 5G: Tips & Tricks | Band and Cell ID locking

ZTE F50 5G: Tips & Tricks | Band and Cell ID lockingHi Guys! Here’s a quick 5 Tips and Tricks (plus 2 bonus tips) for the ZTE F50 5G pocket wifi. Let us know…

December 16, 2025

07:41

@BartV yes to this please!

01:38

Installed Debian 13 and KDE on my Beelink EQR6. I wonder why I have been avoiding KDE recently, I mean for the last like 15 years? Apparently, a lot of things has changed since then, and my experience is great so far. It actually has a lot of customization options than Gnome. I also think Pop!_OS Cosmic DE is not ready yet for prime time.

01:34

Here’s an appreciation post for #Grist. For me, it is the best and the most underappreciated low code tool out there, especially when you’re #Selfhosting. I do hope for more people to notice this project and its community to strive further. Can someone start a subreddit community already?