It’s running locally on my machine. It’s the stuff that only I wanted for my particular needs. It’s the stuff that wouldn’t have been built otherwise because it wouldn’t have been worth the effort. I’m guessing this is true for a lot of people.
1. A frontend to MacOS Quicklook that gives me many additional playback controls.
2. A daemon that listens for messages on my LAN to add scheduled notifications to my preferred app launcher without cluttering my reminders.
3. An improved version of a tool I built to watch for specific streamers and capture the content compared to the one I created years ago. I wouldn’t have enhanced it beyond the version I had that was good enough.
4. A metadata inspector that I can invoke in the GUI with a hotkey focusing only on the stuff I’m interested in seeing.
5. A hotkey terminal launcher based on the color themes I have configured on my device so I can arrow through and choose in the moment.
1. A frontend to MacOS Quicklook that gives me many additional playback controls.
2. A daemon that listens for messages on my LAN to add scheduled notifications to my preferred app launcher without cluttering my reminders.
3. An improved version of a tool I built to watch for specific streamers and capture the content compared to the one I created years ago. I wouldn’t have enhanced it beyond the version I had that was good enough.
4. A metadata inspector that I can invoke in the GUI with a hotkey focusing only on the stuff I’m interested in seeing.
5. A hotkey terminal launcher based on the color themes I have configured on my device so I can arrow through and choose in the moment.
etc, etc, etc…