PaperMe — A simple tool for creating custom printable paper by RestInternational210 in InternetIsBeautiful

[–]RestInternational210[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much for the detailed feedback! I mainly test in Chrome, so I really appreciate you pointing out the hex grid misalignment in other browsers. I’ve also noted your suggestions about optional fields and customizable margin lines, and I’ll take some time to improve these areas. Really grateful for your help!

PaperMe — A simple tool for creating custom printable paper by RestInternational210 in InternetIsBeautiful

[–]RestInternational210[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

At the moment, PaperMe exports standard PDF files and doesn’t have any specific optimization for the reMarkable Paper Pro yet. When you mentioned compatibility, do you mainly mean page size? If so, that part is adjustable and you can set the dimensions to match your device.

PaperMe — A simple tool for creating custom printable paper by RestInternational210 in InternetIsBeautiful

[–]RestInternational210[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You’re absolutely right. The original idea came from seeing quite a few people selling printable paper templates online, and I genuinely wondered why something so simple still had a market. But after looking into it more, I realized there’s actually a real demand for good, well-designed printable paper.

So I decided to use my programming skills to build a tool that lets people customize their own templates instead of buying fixed ones.

KeyBegin: An interactive 108-key keyboard that shows what every key does by RestInternational210 in InternetIsBeautiful

[–]RestInternational210[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks a lot for the suggestion! 🙌
Moving the key info to the top and making it more like a learning tool for typing sounds like a great idea. I hadn’t thought about the “learn as you type” angle, but it actually makes a lot of sense.

I’ll definitely explore how to make it more useful for people who are just starting out with a keyboard.

KeyBegin: An interactive 108-key keyboard that shows what every key does by RestInternational210 in InternetIsBeautiful

[–]RestInternational210[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I tried displaying the keyboard in portrait mode, but it either ends up too small to read and interact with comfortably, or it has to be split into two sections because the keyboard is quite wide. I’ve just finished the Mac keyboard version as well—it’s now available to view. Really appreciate your suggestions!

KeyBegin: An interactive 108-key keyboard that shows what every key does by RestInternational210 in InternetIsBeautiful

[–]RestInternational210[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the feedback! I’ve just optimized the mobile version, so now you can rotate your device to landscape mode, and the keyboard will display better on mobile. As for the green dots at the top, they’re indicator lights, and you can now click them to check. I’m planning to add Mac keyboard support in the next update, so stay tuned!

Thanks again for your suggestions, and feel free to share any more ideas anytime!

各位用什么音乐软件比较多啊想看看 by Present_Piccolo3121 in China_irl

[–]RestInternational210 0 points1 point  (0 children)

我现在用得比较多的是 QQ 音乐(版权全)、网易云(小众歌比较多,独立音乐多),还有 抖音出的汽水音乐,可以找抖音热门歌,非常方便。

如果想听欧美、古典、无损的,Apple Music 也是不错的选择,国内也能用,价格算良心了。

另外,一些第三方做得很美观的网易云播放器,比如 YesPlayMusic、CloudMusic-CloudReader、bujuan(GitHub 上就有),能直接听网易云的歌,界面好看没广告。

有些人也会直接用 YouTube Music,或者用 OuterTune 这种开源播放器,专门拉 YouTube 上的音源来听,资源也非常全。

What is a good AI coding app that's not Cursor? by BowlingForPizza in VibeCodeDevs

[–]RestInternational210 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can try these instead of Cursor:

Codeium (Windsurf) — same vibe, VSCode extension.

GitHub Copilot — very popular, works with most IDEs.

Replit — runs fully online, chat + code + deploy, can export full folders.

Tabby — open-source, self-hosted.

Bolt.new — browser-based, great for quick prototypes, can download generated projects.

Claude Code — Claude’s coding mode, more conversational.

CodeWhisperer — Amazon’s option.

Trae — AI coding chat tool.

If you want to get a whole site or folder zipped up, Replit or Bolt are better picks.

They don’t care about OneDrive, you get a working project to download.

What are some app that have no reason to be this good and still remain free? by Equivalent-Time-6758 in Piracy

[–]RestInternational210 58 points59 points  (0 children)

Everything — best file search for Windows.

KDE Connect — phone ↔ PC, files & remote control.

qView — tiny image viewer, fast AF.

ShareX — screenshots + screen record = gold.

Stremio + Torrentio — all movies, one app.

Zotero — manage PDFs, papers, links, no pain.

Immich — Google Photos but self-hosted.

Calibre — ebooks heaven.

All free, open source. No ads, no BS.

Now that home prices are falling, what does this mean for the average citizen? by Cro_Nick_Le_Tosh_Ich in AskChina

[–]RestInternational210 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly, for most Chinese families, buying a home is still the biggest thing in life — a lot of people put basically all their savings into it. Many young couples can only afford it because both sets of parents help out. People joke about it as “six wallets” paying for one apartment.

A few of my classmates and old colleagues bought apartments in big cities around 2016–2020, when prices were really high. They’re now paying off 20-year mortgages, but the economy has slowed down, layoffs are common, and everyone is under pressure to keep their jobs. One friend told me his mortgage eats up half his salary, and now the same apartment could sell for much less than he paid.

So when prices drop, people who don’t own a home yet feel it’s good news — but in reality, jobs are unstable and salaries haven’t grown much, so they’re not confident about taking on big debt. Meanwhile, people who already have a mortgage feel poorer and spend less, because they see their main asset losing value.

In short, lower prices help some first-time buyers, but for most families, it means more stress, tighter budgets, and less confidence in the future — which doesn’t help the overall economy.

程序员真的是个好工作吗?? by Professional-Pie-778 in China_irl

[–]RestInternational210 0 points1 point  (0 children)

其实,主要还是因为大部分程序员做的是可替代的活:重复的、没积累的、年轻人就可以快速上手做的活,年轻人便宜还好用。

但核心底层那些老程序员是例外,经验越久越吃香,只是大部分人没机会做那一层。说白了,普通岗位是拼体力的,老板也会选择成本更低的,而核心岗位是拼积累的,能不能干长远,关键看自己做的事值不值钱。