#1 My first hub & patch cables back as an early teen to learn networking. #2 Air Fryer #3 Wedge pillow - Eliminated my chronic back pain completely in ~2 weeks about 7 years ago and it's not returned since I've kept using it. #4 CGM off Craigslist - wasn't approved from previous insurance, but made managing my illness go from frustrating to nearly effortless so I fought to find better insurance and I'm doing awesome. #5 Mint - Went from reckless spender to super saver. #6 Incline treadmill - lost 45lbs in the first year watching shows and movies

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Lazydocker: a lazier way to manage everything Docker 3 years ago

I feel like I saw this randomly on a forum years ago and it's just been part of my top 10 toolkit.

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System.css: A design system for building retro Apple interfaces 4 years ago

Don't forget Puppertino for OSX! https://github.com/codedgar/Puppertino

https://github.com/codedgar/Puppertino

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Admit It, Squirrels Are Just Tree Rats 4 years ago

Reminds me of that old car commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppLHHuqZ3F4

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What hacking AOL taught a generation of programmers 4 years ago

OnlineHost: CATWATCH has entered the room.

Fun memories. I still have copies of a lot of those .bas files with the original pinter/punter code. Did anyone ever actually get a rainman account?

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Ask HN: Best approach for always on TV dashboard 4 years ago

I love OptiSigns. I used it when I was a sysadmin and still use it at home for my homelab. Support has been great, they do a monthly newsletter and constantly add features. More importantly I've never had any weird downtime or deauth issues over a year since I've started using it. They handle mixing local and internet assets very well which allows me to make changes with PRTG dashboards and random >file.html scripts I run. They even have emergency/flash messaging for quick communication and a home app for employees who are remote.

I am not a paid endorser, just love the software.

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