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knadh

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About knadh

- Hobbyist developer - Personal site: https://nadh.in - CTO @ Zerodha: https://zerodha.com

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    Deploying and tinkering with Matt's scripts was a very formative exercise in my early teenage years. I rememher offering public FormMail and guestbook hosting services (on underlyi…

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    https://nadh.in

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    Comment #46578330

    - https://dict.press - A (language) dictionary publishing and management system. - WIP: A FOSS, self-hosted Luma alternative (for use across our community initiatives)

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    Comment #46334081

    Once you have managed to get the data out and structured, you may want to check out dict.press. It's a dictionary publishing and management tool (which I maintain). Multiple widely…

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    The delay is on our side while we wait for regulatory approvals (India) for cross-border disbursements, I must clarify. The issues are described in the post I linked [2].

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    Comment #45902592

    We've allocated $60,000 to NTP from FLOSS/fund [1]. It happened in May, but the disbursal is pending owing to paperwork [2]. We hope it'll go through in the next couple of months. …

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    Comment #45168643

    Been self-hosting for a while. Amazing set of features and web and mobile apps work flawlessly.

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    Comment #44593615

    Weather over DNS dig london.weather @dns.toys

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    Comment #44482828

    Yep, all tools return formatted strings as TXT records.

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    Comment #44482336

    This is quite cool! I just added this to dns.toys [1] dig iss.sky +short @dns.toys [1] https://dns.toys

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    Comment #42663186

    I wrote about something tangential a few months ago; the need to have curation-based alternate forms of discovery on the WWW. https://nadh.in/blog/decentralised-open-indexes/

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    Comment #42122648

    Pretty much exactly what I have been thinking lately. Write about it recently here: https://nadh.in/blog/decentralised-open-indexes/

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    Comment #41834760

    > I hope Kagi succeeds. But personally, I think the web is dead. And no search engine can save it. I concur. Maybe now is the time to seriously think about alternate visions for "s…

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    Omeka-S[1] is an open source publishing platform (for museums, libraries, artifact collections etc) that has first class support for Dublin Core. Dublin Core “clicked” for me when …

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    https://nadh.in/blog Techno-philosophical ramblings.

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    Comment #35920146

    Related: I've written a Python tool (CLI) that exports Telegram channels to static webpages. https://github.com/knadh/tg-archive

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    Comment #35883430

    Daily Thunderbird user for about 17 years. Has always worked well. The recent UI improvements are nice (on the eyes), but, I’m so used to the UI/UX, it just blends into the backgro…

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    Comment #33257521

    Adding new features to listmonk (mailing list / newsletter manager), preparing for its next release. https://github.com/knadh/listmonk Setting up and playing around with Omeka, a b…

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    Comment #32974816

    I’ve a simple static HTML+JS page that renders a translation UI by reading a JSON i18n file from a GitHub repo (can be any URL). Demo: https://listmonk.app/i18n/ Source: https://gi…

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    Huge sense of entitlement showing up on project forums is inevitable. I think it is okay to be open and blunt (and civil) when responding to such posts. I had ended up codifying [1…

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    Comment #31965183

    The Norwegian Meteorological Institute has an excellent free HTTP/JSON weather API that covers the globe. No signup required. https://developer.yr.no

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    Comment #31916296

    Thunderbird has been my primary mail client since ~2006. It has been rock solid and fast. Way faster than popular web mail UIs today.

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