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r/linux · u/Spirited_Package9245 · 3w ago

BudsLink — Linux app for AirPods, Sony, Samsung Galaxy, Nothing / CMF, Beats headset/earbuds

BudsLink BudsLink is now available on Flathub. It allows you to monitor battery levels and control various headset features such as: Noise Cancellation / Ambient Mode Touch controls Automatic power off Equalizer settings…
Hacker News · u/lone-cloud · May 8, 2026

Show HN: Prism – Self-hosted notification gateway (Signal, Telegram, WebPush)

As a de-Googled Android user, I wanted a way to privately receive push notifications from the apps and services I use. I already use several UnifiedPush apps, but I needed something for apps and self-hosted services that…

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Hacker News · u/lone-cloud · May 6, 2026

Show HN: Prism – Self-hosted notification gateway for privacy

As a de-Googled Android user, I wanted a way to privately receive push notifications from the apps and services I use. I already use several UnifiedPush apps, but I needed something for apps and self-hosted services that…

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r/docker · u/kwhali · 1w ago

How to approach running a background command at a repeated interval?

Without Docker involved, I'd quite happily use systemd-timers tbh... but to my surprise there doesn't appear to be any well-established standalone alternative program for running a command at a recurring interval? (unles…
Hacker News · u/strix_varius · May 4, 2026

Ask HN: Is a hands-off, family-friendly, de-Googled "home lab" feasible?

I finally got a kick in the pants. I now need a new AC2200 access point for my Google Wifi 5 mesh. Which is no longer sold. And Google decided to make Wifi 6 non-backwards-compatible. So I can either:1) Find one on eBay …

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