15:[[48437330,{"by":"cuz-reasons","descendants":4,"id":48437330,"kids":[48441004,48438124],"score":13,"text":"I've been using Stripe for my business for about a decade. Got an email from them:

> There’s an open task on your account that needs attention. To keep your account in good standing, take a moment to review it.

Unsaid is that they froze payouts until accepting their new ToS, and that they require a Photo ID plus face scan in order to comply.

I don't necessarily think requiring biometrics is a bad thing, but:

- No advance notice was given.

- A simple "[Action required] Review terms of service for {stripe-id}" email is easy to miss

- Frozen payouts can destroy a business.

This makes me rethink my relationship with them. Super disappointing.","time":1780856476,"title":"Tell HN: Stripe ToS update demands biometrics, freezes payments until given","type":"story"}],[48433947,{"by":"ABSALOMMAXY","descendants":5,"id":48433947,"kids":[48435657,48433960,48433961,48434596,48437496,48437984,48434118],"score":8,"text":"We kept seeing the same problem: creators make great content but the moment they dub it into another language, everything falls apart. Robotic voice. Music gone. Meaning lost. Lips not matching.\nSo we built Vaani. Whatever language you create in, wherever you are in the world, your content can reach a global audience. We clone your voice, match your gestures, preserve your music, and optionally sync your lips to the new language. 10+ Indian languages, 20+ global languages, all in minutes.\nWe built it for 2 reasons:

So creators never have to sound like a robot in another language again\nSo the same video you already made can reach a global audience without filming twice

Would love your feedback.\napp.vaani.media","time":1780833078,"title":"Show HN: We built a tool to dub any video in the original voice in 40 languages","type":"story","url":"https://vaani.media"}],[48423857,{"by":"0x96f","descendants":4,"id":48423857,"kids":[48425835],"score":4,"text":"Hi everyone! I’d like to share my first Android app, a client for Hacker News. I have been a dev for 8 years but I am just starting my journey into making mobile apps. Since this is my first app, I’m sure there’s plenty of room for improvement, so I’d really appreciate any feedback, suggestions, or ideas.","time":1780745259,"title":"Show HN: NullRead – A simple HN Android client","type":"story","url":"https://nullread.0x96f.dev/"}],[48401835,{"by":"yashg","descendants":2,"id":48401835,"kids":[48402238],"score":2,"text":"I built a tool to get app notifications whenever something important happens: a sale is made, a site goes down, a job completes, etc.

Install the app, get a device key, and integrate a simple HTTP API call into your code or workflow to trigger a notification on your phone.

No account needed, no signup, no SDKs, no fiddling around with FCM or APNs. Just an app and a simple API.","time":1780594207,"title":"Show HN: Clickfyre Ping – send app notifications to yourself","type":"story","url":"https://ping.clickfyre.com"}],[48389213,{"by":"speckx","descendants":2,"id":48389213,"kids":[48389726,48392392],"score":6,"time":1780517021,"title":"Why are there no good tablets at the moment?","type":"story","url":"https://neilzone.co.uk/2026/06/why-are-there-no-good-tablets-at-the-moment/"}],[48379926,{"by":"foo12bar","descendants":5,"id":48379926,"kids":[48380009,48380093,48380720,48380187],"score":4,"text":"With both a development environment, games and my personal documents on the same machine, I'm starting to worry about security and separating things into different sandboxes. How are people doing this nowadays?","time":1780461140,"title":"Ask HN: How do people secure their Linux computer?","type":"story"}],[48336783,{"by":"mwit2023","descendants":66,"id":48336783,"kids":[48369061,48369194,48369317,48374986,48369185,48368964,48387341,48373870,48371599,48380933,48371000,48369068,48369588,48369202,48376858,48369640,48384546,48373753],"score":142,"time":1780152175,"title":"OpenFOV – Webcam head tracking for iRacing","type":"story","url":"https://www.openfov.com/"}],[48354274,{"by":"smusamashah","descendants":3,"id":48354274,"kids":[48354287,48354825],"score":3,"time":1780304297,"title":"TaskSlinger: A faster, cleaner task manager for Windows with modern interface","type":"story","url":"https://taskslinger.net/"}],[48329653,{"by":"pcwir","descendants":4,"id":48329653,"kids":[48330027,48331094,48330810],"score":3,"text":"I just want to browse the internet, seeing original content, making friends, having healthy discussions, getting along, etc.

But instead, Dead Internet Theory makes the internet feel like it’s some sort of police radio chatter unique to my location.

I merely think about something and would you look at that, a new post / video / comment / blog / article / etc. about what I’m thinking about, but trying to ragebait me for attention. It also tries to get a reaction, whether it would be with a block, a report, a ban, a ignore like that’ll deter them, a dislike, etc.

And if I continue thinking about something, it’s like I get more replies about what I’m thinking, even though my thoughts are private, as if I asked to “Enhance it.” like in the CSI movies.

I want to feel like I belong in communities and make quality contributions, etc.

TLDR: I don’t want my internet to feel like a ragebait whackamole game. I want it to be normal.","time":1780090699,"title":"The internet feels like a local police radio chatter, not a place of belonging","type":"story"}],[48295071,{"by":"nathanstitt","descendants":38,"id":48295071,"kids":[48295111,48300856,48299777,48300757,48297758,48300951,48297811,48297171,48297034,48297829,48296308,48299788,48310864,48300478,48309240,48380788,48307088,48305589,48343938,48330350],"score":111,"time":1779892601,"title":"Show HN: Open-source Workspace (mail,docs,spreadsheet,drive) web/iOS","type":"story","url":"https://tinycld.org/"}],[48257337,{"by":"mrkn1","descendants":9,"id":48257337,"kids":[48259416,48257656,48259844,48275130,48258413,48265663],"score":4,"time":1779631154,"title":"Show HN: CPU-only fast OCR for screenshots, images, PDFs, webpages","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/kouhxp/textsnap"}],[48253048,{"by":"itsmechase","descendants":21,"id":48253048,"kids":[48253407,48256187,48253173,48269727,48253311,48256573,48256240,48255405,48256895,48265689],"score":16,"text":"$16","time":1779582493,"title":"Show HN: A platform to find people to jam on side projects with","type":"story","url":"https://www.letsjam.live/"}],[48237830,{"by":"bigmacfive","descendants":1,"id":48237830,"kids":[48246856],"score":2,"time":1779466090,"title":"Show HN: Appbun turn any webpage into an inspectable Electrobun desktop app","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/bigmacfive/appbun"}],[48225970,{"by":"artiomyak","descendants":1,"id":48225970,"kids":[48226400],"score":3,"time":1779383344,"title":"Show HN: Online Sound Test","type":"story","url":"https://soundtestx.com/"}],[48170096,{"by":"bookofjoe","descendants":28,"id":48170096,"kids":[48206660,48204240,48206849,48203681,48207103,48205562,48204494,48204567,48206462,48205081,48204826],"score":89,"time":1779033648,"title":"In 1979 engineer Hugh Padgham discovered \"gated reverb\" – by accident","type":"story","url":"https://producelikeapro.com/blog/how-one-recording-mistake-created-a-musical-phenomenon-in-the-80s/"}],[48191041,{"by":"pelagicAustral","descendants":4,"id":48191041,"kids":[48205484],"score":3,"text":"I've been switching between macOS, Linux and Windows machines quite a bit recently due to work, so it's been tough work to find a reader I enjoy using across all platforms, and there are a few features I've been wanting for a while...

...so I one-shotted Cervantes over the weekend. It's a Tauri-based cross-platform desktop app. At heart it will allow you to simply browse HN but I added the ability to favv'e users so you can see their content, you can replace words, it will flag frontpage thread movement and you have a dark interface.

It's not too pretentious, i don't think. Design-wise was also done via Claude Design.","time":1779181767,"title":"Show HN: Cervantes yet Another HN Reader","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/nhdez/cervantes"}],[48187382,{"by":"foax","descendants":4,"id":48187382,"kids":[48209886,48188204,48187512],"score":6,"text":"Over the last few weeks I've been working on Spud, an application that allows you to control a remote computer that you can see. For example, if you have a gaming PC connected to you TV, Spud lets you use a laptop as input.

It's optimised for low-latency, as it's intended for gaming. There are even a few parameters you can tune in the application. I built this mainly for myself, to solve a particular problem I had, but I hope that others find it useful too!","time":1779147489,"title":"Show HN: Spud – cross-platform remote control, optimised for gaming","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/xfoa/spud"}],[48158234,{"by":"beeb","descendants":1,"id":48158234,"kids":[48182735],"score":3,"text":"Presentation article: https://beeb.li/blog/introducing-swpui\nCodeberg mirror: https://codeberg.org/beeb/swpui

I've been working on a TUI to suit my terminal IDE workflow after I noticed the most promising alternative stopped being maintained and had too many bugs.

The tool is implemented in Rust using the Ratatui library and focuses on being ergonomic, fast and provide case-aware replacement.

The main feature I wanted to have is immediate feedback for the search query, which is also why I didn't stick with tools like fastmod and repgrep. As much as I hate VS Code now, I really enjoyed the search/replace experience with it and that's what I tried to emulate in swpui.

Looking forward to your feedback!","time":1778921233,"title":"Show HN: Swpui, a TUI for case-aware search and replace","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/beeb/swpui"}],[48165812,{"by":"azaneko","descendants":1,"id":48165812,"kids":[48166458],"score":2,"time":1778988518,"title":"Refray – ∞-way RW Git sync tool and auto conflict resolution, for leaving GitHub","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/MaigoLabs/refray"}],[48166275,{"by":"cpojer","descendants":21,"id":48166275,"kids":[48166700,48166622,48166663,48166320,48166695,48166541,48166373,48166643,48166697],"score":31,"text":"Nowadays I review a lot of code locally that was written by llms. I used to review my own code using git + delta. It started to feel limiting with the amount of code written by llms.

When looking at a large diff on Friday I pointed an llm at diffs.com and trees.software and told it to build an app. It only took 16 minutes, is extremely fast for large diffs, beautiful and minimal.

Today I polished it up and added all the features that I need. It has file filters, search, an llm walkthrough mode, and review comments that you can paste back into your llm.

I will be using Codiff a lot, and can finally review the large diff from Friday that led me to build this If you like it, fork it!","time":1778995814,"title":"Show HN: Codiff, a local diff review tool","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/nkzw-tech/codiff/releases"}],[48135411,{"by":"DaryaHr","descendants":7,"id":48135411,"kids":[48136142,48141868,48138217],"score":4,"text":"$17","time":1778766826,"title":"Show HN: Get dopamine from real action instead of doomscrolling","type":"story","url":"https://quest.visionary-path.com/"}]]

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