i'm jax. self-taught dev since 2018, building network tools and tools for ai agents in go and rust. open for freelance work.
site: https://t.co/vRgpdHXRQM
code: https://t.co/wWUzQq8DAb
telegram: https://t.co/ZjW28ajiWm
email: [email protected]
Devs who take crypto payments,
What are you using?
Looking for something with low fees, an api that doesn't fight you, and no surprise account freezes. Tell me what you'd pick and what you'd never touch again. I’d love to hear your experiences.
Finally it's live 🥳
Around 85% of the websites nosy checked tell tracking companies about your visit before you click anything.
Nosy opens any site like a first-time visitor and shows you exactly who it shares your visit with.
Try it: https://t.co/6AUsWb9w4L
Been building something over this week.
It scans any website and tells you, in plain words, who that site shares your visit with.
Almost finished few touches left 🤛
A developer just made Apple AirDrop work on non-Apple hardware 🤯
By building on reverse-engineered AirDrop technology, @t4t5 got two-way file transfers working between an iPhone and a Linux laptop using its built-in Wi-Fi.
No Apple hardware required. This is the kind of open-source engineering I love seeing.
GitHub: https://t.co/lfMGMobv85
After spending some time testing PhotoCraft, all I can say is that we still have a long way to go before open-source alternatives become truly usable and can compete with Adobe on a 1:1 level 😅
This is actually insane.
A whole suite of Adobe alternatives, reimplemented from scratch in Rust and released open source.
The fact that this is being done as a clean-room reimplementation makes it even more interesting. 👀
@akacoding@harisahmad59 Cool tool, but found a bug. it shows https://t.co/ky0AnxX8ch as available for $0.95, but it’s been registered since 2021 (second screenshot). might be worth double checking the availability data, and whether those prices are first year or renewal.