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Stats and iStat Menus are great but heavier than I needed — SwiftUI,Combine, third-party charting. I just wanted CPU/Memory/GPU/Network in my menu bar, nothing else.

OSX Stats Nano: pure AppKit, zero dependencies, 180 KB binary, ~1,100 lines of Swift.

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This is a chrome extension where you can add a nostalgic CRT Retro Effect on any website. Currently comes with presets from 1920s Mechanical to 1990s Color CRT display. It was fun to develop, hope you enjoy it as well.

I needed to remove sound effects and limit min animation frequencies due to health concerns.

Oscillating sound effects was risky for younger people, and low frequency was risky for photosensitive people.

Planning to add some sort of sounds effects later on by using a different method but I think flicker effect is good enough as is.

Any feedback is welcomed and much appreciated.

Thanks in advance!","time":1773965954,"title":"Show HN: CRT Retro Effect on any website","type":"story","url":"https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/crt-retro-effect/ocgalokkpfhiiibikhlagdjjgkkclped"}],[47432855,{"by":"cat-turner","descendants":3,"id":47432855,"kids":[47435868,47432876,47434454,47433106,47432952],"score":2,"text":"I am trying to see something. 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I prefer to learn history through characters as opposed to events. So my question to everyone who is willing to answer...

Who is your favorite historical person in computer science? (And why)","time":1749745705,"title":"Ask HN: Who is your favorite historical person in computer science?","type":"story"}],[44032965,{"by":"mrunix","descendants":2,"id":44032965,"kids":[44037212],"score":3,"time":1747678797,"title":"Show HN: A platform to share and discuss hobby operating system projects","type":"story","url":"https://osgallery.mrunix.me/"}],[43735968,{"by":"zkmon","dead":true,"id":43735968,"kids":[43736023,43736530],"score":7,"time":1745065675,"type":"story"}]]

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