DNS Benchmark Tool – Compare and monitor resolvers
https://github.com/frankovo/dns-benchmark-tool
#HackerNews #DNS #Benchmark #Tool #DNS #Monitoring #Resolver #Comparison #Open #Source #Tools #Network #Performance
The code and open-source tools I used to produce a science fiction anthology
#HackerNews #sciencefiction #anthology #open-source #tools #coding #community #creativity
FreeMDU: Open-source Miele appliance diagnostic tools
https://github.com/medusalix/FreeMDU
#HackerNews #FreeMDU #OpenSource #MieleDiagnostic #Tools #ApplianceTech #GitHub #Community
hypebot
boosted
Silent Sunday.
Silent Sunday.
A feature that’s currently missing from @forgejo (and thus @Codeberg) is the ability to move issues between repositories (see https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/issues/1280).
Thankfully, Benjamin Melançon created Forego Helpers with a move_issue.py script that does this using the Forgejo API. Sadly, the script has a bug in it (a tiny regression introduced during a refactor) and their Forgejo instance doesn’t have signups so I couldn’t create a pull request, so here is a fork for the time being that you can use:
https://codeberg.org/aral/forgego-helpers
While fixing the bug, I also updated the project to use uv (https://docs.astral.sh/uv/) – think of it as a single tool that’s the equivalent of nvm and npm in Node.js that makes Python, well, usable out of the box.
So to move issue #299 from kitten/app to kitten/site on Codeberg, for example, you’d run the following in your terminal:
```shell
uv run move_issue.py kitten app 299 kitten site
```
That will move the issue (including comments), comment on both the old and new issues to link them together, and then close the old issue.
Enjoy!
#forgejo #codeberg #issues #repositories #git #movingIssues #python #uv #tools
Tusk Drift – Open-source tool for automating API tests
https://github.com/Use-Tusk/drift-node-sdk
#HackerNews #TuskDrift #OpenSource #APItesting #Automation #Tools #DeveloperCommunity
Zig / C++ Interop
https://tuple.app/blog/zig-cpp-interop
#HackerNews #Zig #C++ #Interop #Programming #Languages #Developer #Tools #Tech #News
AI documentation you can talk to, for every repo
#HackerNews #AI #documentation #AI #tools #tech #innovation #developer #resources
The lazy Git UI you didn't know you need
https://www.bwplotka.dev/2025/lazygit/
#HackerNews #lazyGit #UI #tools #productivity #GitHub #developer #tips
Dave Winer ☕️
boosted
WordPress Reader Is Criminally Under Marketed
I must admit that I’ve known about Reader, which is the WordPress.com tool for following blogs, for years now, but never realised it worked for sites that were not hosted on WordPress infrastructure. It actually allows you to subscribe to RSS feeds and import OPML files.
When you follow as many sites and blogs as I do, a good RSS Reader is the only way to fly.
I only discovered this functionality today when I decided to have a poke around after spying a post about a new feature called “Recommended Blogs”. It’s essentially a blogroll for your Reader profile.
Now I feel like a bit of an idiot for ignoring Reader for the past few years. Not only can I import all of my subscriptions from my current RSS reader, but I can easily reblog (republish or quote) parts of them on my own blog directly from within the interface, and can even write a post from within the feed.
I don’t have to switch to another service to find content to write about, and it’s all available on the web and in the Jetpack app on my phone.
I’m going to have to spend a few days actually using it as my main RSS reader to decide if the convenience is worth jumping ship for, but for now, I’m pretty impressed.
It needs a dark mode, though.
Toolkit to help you get started with Spec-Driven Development
https://github.com/github/spec-kit
#HackerNews #SpecDrivenDevelopment #Toolkit #GitHub #Development #Tools #Programming
Btop: A better modern alternative of htop with a gamified interface
https://github.com/aristocratos/btop
#HackerNews #Btop #htop #gamified #interface #modern #alternative #Linux #tools
WordPress Reader Is Criminally Under Marketed
I must admit that I’ve known about Reader, which is the WordPress.com tool for following blogs, for years now, but never realised it worked for sites that were not hosted on WordPress infrastructure. It actually allows you to subscribe to RSS feeds and import OPML files.
When you follow as many sites and blogs as I do, a good RSS Reader is the only way to fly.
I only discovered this functionality today when I decided to have a poke around after spying a post about a new feature called “Recommended Blogs”. It’s essentially a blogroll for your Reader profile.
Now I feel like a bit of an idiot for ignoring Reader for the past few years. Not only can I import all of my subscriptions from my current RSS reader, but I can easily reblog (republish or quote) parts of them on my own blog directly from within the interface, and can even write a post from within the feed.
I don’t have to switch to another service to find content to write about, and it’s all available on the web and in the Jetpack app on my phone.
I’m going to have to spend a few days actually using it as my main RSS reader to decide if the convenience is worth jumping ship for, but for now, I’m pretty impressed.
It needs a dark mode, though.
OpenTelemetry: Escape Hatch from the Observability Cartel
https://oneuptime.com/blog/post/2025-11-03-opentelemetry-escape-from-observability-cartel/view
#HackerNews #OpenTelemetry #Observability #EscapeCartel #TechNews #Monitoring #Tools
Codemaps: Understand Code, Before You Vibe It
https://cognition.ai/blog/codemaps
#HackerNews #Codemaps #Code #Understanding #Vibe #AI #Tools #HackerNews
Mock – An API creation and testing utility: Examples
https://dhuan.github.io/mock/latest/examples.html
#HackerNews #Mock #API #Utility #Examples #API #Testing #Tools #Software #Development
How I use every Claude Code feature
https://blog.sshh.io/p/how-i-use-every-claude-code-feature
#HackerNews #How #I #use #every #Claude #Code #feature #ClaudeCode #Features #Productivity #Tips #Tech #Blog #AI #Tools
