It all started when my mum asked me to install a virtual dice app for her. There are tons of these apps in app stores but they either have crappy UX or tons of ads - the payed ones I didn't even consider. So after some time searching, I naturally vibe coded my own, which IMHO is now one nicest dice apps out there.

HandyDice

Free dice roller: D6 with pips, D4–D100, trays to collect dice. Offline, no sign-up, no trackers.

Source:

GitHub

GitHub - handydice/handydice.github.io: Free offline dice roller PWA: no ads, no trackers

Free offline dice roller PWA: no ads, no trackers. Contribute to handydice/handydice.github.io development by creating an account on GitHub.

I have this private agent project that knows all my home and internet infrastructure, machines, VMs, containers and has SSH access to almost everything. Either the smartest or the dumbest thing I ever did.

wrote this 2 years ago after watching a legendary @THE Bitcoin Podcast episode with Larry Lepard. Remade the song into an acoustic live performance now... any bitcoin band wanna perform it for real?

Wavlake

Molon labe (live acoustic) • Aeron F1ve

Play, boost, and more on Wavlake ⚡️🎵

One reasonable step

Listen and make your own on Suno.

Without the "Sabotage" soundtrack this wouldn't be half as good. View article →

Wow, die Seite is ja echt gut gemacht!

I thought when you create a seed using dice with a SeedSigner or a ColdCard it would just map the dice throws directly to the list of words (bit by bit) but the algorithm actually does a SHA265 hash of the entropy provided by the dice and maps this hash. That's why it's even possible to throw less dice and f*ck up your entropy if the software permits it.