Show HN: Sshsync – CLI tool to run shell commands across multiple remote servers(github.com)

37 points by blackmamoth 1 year ago | 43 comments

Nannou – A creative coding framework for Rust(github.com)

42 points by dmit 9 months ago | 10 comments

Show HN: Xenolab – Rasp Pi monitor for my pet carnivourus plants(github.com)

120 points by malux85 1 year ago | 48 comments

Show HN: Teach your kids perfect pitch(github.com)

181 points by paytonjjones 4 months ago | 118 comments

JackTrip: Multi-machine audio network performance over the Internet(github.com)

40 points by wallflower 1 year ago | 12 comments

Show HN: Lyceum – An MMO game built with Zig and Erlang(github.com)

123 points by fluidwizard 2 years ago | 61 comments

I don't want streaming music, I just want to stream my music(coryd.dev)

463 points by cdme 3 years ago | 353 comments

Blog post by Cory Dransfeldt arguing he wants to stream his own collected music library rather than use catalogue-based streaming services.

This website is hosted on Bluesky(danielmangum.com)

664 points by hasheddan 1 year ago | 153 comments

Daniel Mangum's blog post explaining how he hosted a website using Bluesky's AT Protocol infrastructure, a known but unintended use of the service.

Dillo, a multi-platform graphical web browser(github.com)

418 points by nazgulsenpai 11 months ago | 163 comments

GitHub repository for Dillo, a lightweight multi-platform graphical web browser built with FLTK and licensed under GPL-3.0.

Bluesky announces data federation for self hosters(bsky.social)

684 points by jakebsky 2 years ago | 407 comments

Bluesky blog post from Feb 22, 2024 announcing that the Bluesky network is federating, allowing users to host their own data servers.

Jellyfin as a Spotify alternative(coppolaemilio.com)

414 points by coppolaemilio 1 year ago | 437 comments

A personal blog post by Emi describing leaving Spotify and using self-hosted Jellyfin as a music streaming alternative.

We’re making Bunny DNS free(bunny.net)

856 points by dabinat 4 months ago | 256 comments

Bunny.net blog post announcing that its Bunny DNS service is becoming free.