I'm a bit late to the party, but I bought it a couple of days ago and absolutely love it. Combined with a midi controller I'm having so much fun. The blog post was super inspiring. And only now do I discover music apps aren't your full time job - incredible and thank you!

I love Miniflux. Been using it for years, gets regular thoughtful updates and is nice and minimal. The PWA workds great. You can try it out with something like Pikapods: www.pikapods.com/apps

Very impressive. It took me a while to realise the demo wasn't a screenshot (and I was looking for the demo)! Suggest a prominent 'try live demo below' or similar on the page.

The first paragraph on the linked better-mouse website answers those questions.

For macOS users, I can highly recommend better-mouse.com - completely replaced Logi-stuff for me.

Just switched back to Firefox and knowing you're working there was part of the reason. Ignore the entitled haters!

Interesting! Having worked at GitLab where everything that could be was public, this piques my interest. One benefit of information being public was the ability to search and find without needing to ask.

What size team is using this approach?
Are the Pulse updates required? Who creates them?

Does it have the tour dates on the back?

On our last jar of homemade. Will have an enforced 'no marmalade' period until mid-Jan for extra appreciation when new batch is made!

Congrats - very well deserved. Delighted to hear your voice will there.

I'm still unsure if I actually like this style of social media. Improving the signal to noise ratio is tough given the variety of content individual accounts post. I spend more time on subject specific forums. But I'm loving how the 'ATmosphere' is developing so will hang around here for now :-)

I've also bookmarked luizzeroxis.github.io/bluesky-likes/ which lets me see a timeline of posts that a person has liked.

Ho do I find this magical feed?! I only have 'Discover' which seems similar?

Looks like it would need at least this to be done: github.com/orbstack/orb...

Ah - probably not oriented towards hardware. Have fun with the robotics! And of course you know what to do - just go all in on Linux ;-)

Orbstack is incredible for removing this pain: orbstack.dev

Not specifically EU, but great service and could be worth talking to them about EU only hosted: www.sherpa.sh

Thanks for sharing. I came here via your (sadly flagged) post about it on HN: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4496...

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