letterboxd need to have not to watch list so u can add movies like The Notebook

And Dave Fincher is the Goat

Gone Girl is a freaking amaziiiiiing watch. Daymmmn loved every single scene of it.

never knew rock rocks this much

the classics to be specific

this feature existed for ages in any of those editors but noticed it only in zed, the non-stop zed hyping

im confused how can a track so soft and chill be considered as rock

all good stuffs are opensource

JetBrains is the exception

hate who

google realizing it discontinued gemini-cli instead of gemini itself

explored spectre today and its beautiful, built smtng with it aswel

spent the day exploring Spectre and building a small TUI project around it.

built pst, a simple terminal HTTP client, just an experiment into TUI development, interactive terminal interfaces, and making tools that stay close to the command line.

played around with ideas from tools like Hoppscotch and Postman, adding things like making HTTP requests, managing headers, editing JSON payloads, and testing APIs directly from the terminal.

repo » https://github.com/netcrawlerr/pst

release

https://github.com/netcrawlerr/pst/releases/

These days, it is rarely malware or viruses that slow down our devices. It is the legit apps we install. Apps we barely use often register background services and scheduled tasks. Disabling them from the Task Manager is not enough. The Services and Task management apps on Windows are also hard to navigate.

So, I built SystemCtrl. It is a simple app that lets you control all the registered services and scheduled tasks from one interface. No unnecessary information. It tells you their status, and you can enable/disable them. For the ones you toggle frequently, you can pin them so they appear first when you open. It also has AI summarization to understand more about the service or task you are dealing with.

It is open source and on GitHub. Check it out at https://github.com/Abdesol/SystemCtrl

You can get the latest build at https://github.com/Abdesol/SystemCtrl/releases/tag/latest-build
(Currently available only on windows. Support for Linux and macOS is coming soon!)

Feedback and contributions are welcome!