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I’ve been using this for years now thank you so much for building this!!


I am glad to see a happy user here! :)


Would love to see the visualization if you have it on hand!


Unfortunately, there might be too much IP in the code (it was for a team presentation at a company I contract for). I could probably scrub that out and put it up on GitHub, though.


Hey wanted to say I love the styling on your blog!


Thank you!

It started as a single org file for personal notes (and still is) exported to HTML. These days, it's a chunky org file, but hey if it works...

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/xenodium/xenodium.github.i...


Haha, I also built exactly this!

I had mine integrated with Home Assistant and got notifications via a telegram integration.

I also had mine setup so me or my room-mate in our apartment telegram group could register new codes, or generate single-use codes.

I also considered building it into a paid app, but came to the same conclusion :-)


I have a similar list in my bashrc [0]. I didn't know about xdg-ninja though, thank you!

[0]: https://github.com/evanpurkhiser/dots-personal/blob/main/bas...




This is also exactly how i use HA. It works quite well. I don't have too many automations.

I also recently started using https://raycast.com which has a nice HA plugin


I’ve been using hackerweb.app every day for the better part of 5 or 6 years now. Thank you for making that :)


Thanks! Nice to know that it's still useful :D



We've been using volta at sentry.io for probably close to two years now, and I have to say, it's one of those tools I almost never think about because it legitimately "just works" (and is very very fast).

It has definitely helped to keep our team's environment in sync as we grow in # of people building Sentry. It's pretty much eliminated the need to ask 'are you on node / yarn x.y.z?


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