Sapphire Builds.

eye fatigues are the worst

and about the usage, its the same with Mentos there is be a base64 link that u can generate on the desktop app and the receiver will attach that link then boom! its connected 😂

and infact on this version the shared PC cant execute DDL statements like DROP, TRUCATE... and others

A mistake i made on the web version of dbstudio was i completely relied on a tunnel that made the db accessible outside of the host computer which is a bit insecure ngl but on this desktop version of it i made a completely decentralized P2P relaying for viewing, reading and writing(u can pick this from the dropdown) on the db from a computer which is different from the host

It’s crazy to me that I was able to see and interact with a database found locally on my PC from an entirely different computer, fr

i used libp2p instead of iroh for the relaying its the go equivalent for it

we are soo backk

DBStudio Lite v0.2.0 is out! Pair-debugging a local database is painful. You either leak passwords, send huge SQL dumps, or pay for cloud setups. We just added Zero-Server P2P Database Relaying , share any local or remote database (including local SQLite files!) with a teammate in one click, without hosting any VPS. Inspired by the zero-trust architecture of Mentos (shoutout to @Dagmawi_Babi for the iroh-powered inspiration!), credentials never leave your machine. What’s new: - One-Way Share Tickets (dbshare://...): No port-forwarding. Share one ticket and connect instantly. - Zero-Trust QueryGuard: Enforce View-Only, Read-Only, or Read & Write. Destructive DDL (DROP TABLE) is blocked. - Local SQLite Sharing: Share a local .db file across your team live. - Gorgeous New Landing Page: Redesigned from the ground up. Huge thanks to @danships for making the landing page look gorgeous! ❤️ Website: dbstudio-lite Download latest binaries: GitHub Releases Star & contribute: github.com/ruhamabek/dbstudio-lite

how opening an old repo feels like (it was just 6 months old)

Telegrive 1.0 is out Telegram already stores everything you send it in the cloud, with no storage limit. Telegrive turns that into a real drive. Your files are kept in a private channel in your own Telegram account, with a simple file manager on top. • No new account and no Telegrive server. You sign in with Telegram, and your files stay in Telegram. • Photo backup in full quality, and Free up space when your phone gets full • Files of any size, with folders, stars, albums, and a trash you can undo • Search by name, by date, or by the words inside a PDF or a scanned page • Videos, music and PDFs open without downloading them first Import your google photos • App lock with your fingerprint or face It’s free and open source. star the repo 🌟 https://github.com/daveragos/telegrive 👉 https://daveragos.github.io/telegrive/ If something doesn’t work, tell me. If it’s useful to you, you can send a tip: https://jami.bio/daveragoose you can download from Telegram Github Website build from source for iPhone

I feel suffocated. Stunted. Like no matter what I do, it's never enough. Every step forward feels like a million steps back. I'm running, but somehow, I'm never getting any closer to my destination. It's not like I haven't achieved things I'm proud of. I have. But when I think about where I am versus where I thought I'd be by now, those achievements somehow get multiplied by zero. And I absolutely hate it. Sometimes I wonder, is it because I live in a city with barely any tech opportunities? I'm sure it plays a part, but I don't think it explains everything. Then I wonder, maybe I'm just not good enough. Maybe I don't know enough. Maybe if I learn more, build more ambitious things, and keep pushing my technical limits, I'll broaden my opportunities and finally get closer to where I want to be. But that's not it either. Don't get me wrong, I've learned a lot from building things. But what's the point of learning so much if I can't turn it into something tangible? As they say, የጋን ውስጥ መብራት መሆን ነው። Maybe I'm not selling myself well enough? But my online presence has been pretty good, not gonna lie. People have been supportive, and my work has gotten some attention. So I don't think that's the whole problem either. And then, of course, there's the possibility that I'm just being lazy. But how can I afford the luxury of being lazy when I feel like I have so much catching up to do? So what exactly is holding me back? I genuinely don't know anymore. I just know that being chained to a place I desperately want to grow beyond, despite everything I do to break free, is exhausting. And I'm tired of feeling like I'm running in circles.

Today(or should i say tonight) we are gonna talk about failures and self doubt :)

Introducing testr, the platform where u get paid to test apps and where u can get users to test ur apps. https://testr.mohammedibrahim.dev/ #Launch

the product is made now tell me how to find a cofounder😭

make it make sense😭😭

WAKE UP YALL NUZZ IS OUT🔥🔥🔥

When you are trying to be serious but you see your friend:

Just realized most of us are multitaskers 😂😂

The prompt Idk why but the roasts are funnier in Amharic 😂

The last bullet 😭😭😭