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    Self-hosted dead man's switch launched for solo developers●Show HN: Death Plan Switch, a self-hosted dead man's switch for solo devsYhnCultureBooks10740 min ago

    A developer has released Death Plan Switch, a self-hosted dead man's switch tool aimed at solo developers. The service checks in with the user and releases prearranged information, such as access credentials or instructions, if the user fails to respond, ensuring their projects and accounts can be handled if something happens to them. Early discussion is focused on its usefulness for independent developers who manage systems alone.

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    High schooler builds open-world 3D game from scratch●Hedra is a 3D open world game I wrote from scratch while in highschoolYhn448 min ago

    A developer has released Hedra, a 3D open-world game written entirely from scratch during high school, sharing the source code on GitHub. The project, built without existing engines or AI assistance according to its pre-AI branch, is drawing attention for the technical skill involved in a solo, from-scratch effort by a teenager.

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    Subaru unveils first in-house EV prototype▼Subaru unveils 1st in-house EV prototype as it moves to go solo from Toyota✉newsLifeAutos2 d ago

    Subaru has revealed its first fully in-house electric vehicle prototype, marking a shift toward independent EV development away from its close partnership with Toyota. The move signals the Japanese automaker's intent to build its own electric platform and technology rather than relying on Toyota's engineering, as it seeks a distinct identity in the fast-growing EV market.

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    Developer launches self-hosted dead man's switch for solo coders●Show HN: Death Plan Switch, a self-hosted dead man's switch for solo devs Hi HN, I'm Peter Bishop and I've been workingMmastodonBusinessStartups22 d ago

    Peter Bishop, a developer with over 25 years in graphics and web technology, has launched Death Plan Switch, a self-hosted dead man's switch aimed at solo developers. The tool is designed to address succession planning: if a developer goes missing or dies, it can trigger predetermined actions, helping ensure their projects, data and responsibilities are handled. It is being shared on Hacker News, where the developer explains it solves a problem in his own succession plan.

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    Subaru unveils first in-house EV prototype, stepping out from Toyota▼Subaru unveils first in-house EV prototype as it moves to go solo from Toyota✉newsLifeAutos3 d ago

    Subaru has revealed its first electric vehicle prototype developed entirely in-house, marking a shift toward independent development away from its reliance on Toyota. The move signals the Japanese automaker's intent to build its own EV technology and strategy rather than leaning on its partner, a notable change in one of the industry's closest alliances as competition in electric vehicles intensifies.

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    PH4NTXM developer steps back after months of intense work▼PH4NTXM has been through a lot, especially over the past six months. I've been working on it for 10-12 hours a day, everMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity11 d ago

    The developer of PH4NTXM says the project has endured a difficult six months and that they have worked 10 to 12 hours a day without a single day off. In the announcement, they approve and sign off on what reads as a personal break, saying they deserve rest and travel. It is an update on the project's status and its maker's plans, shared with the security community.

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    Indie game Noir tested live by Ratel Studio and Indie Force●Thanks to Ratel Studio and Indie Force for testing Noir live! https://www. twitch.tv/videos/2906107789 If you're young dMmastodonCultureArt04 h ago

    The developer of the indie game Noir thanked Ratel Studio and Indie Force for playtesting the game live on stream, and encouraged young developers, solo devs, and indie game streamers to check out the Indie Force initiative. The item highlights how live testing and streaming communities are being used to give small indie projects visibility and feedback.

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    Ben Affleck's Canceled Batman Movie Details Emerge▼Damn, Ben Affleck’s Batman Movie Sounds Brutal✉newsCultureFilm3 d ago

    New details about Ben Affleck's abandoned solo Batman film suggest the project was far darker and more troubled than fans realized. Reports describe a bleak take on the Dark Knight that never made it past development before Affleck stepped away from the role. The revelations have reignited debate among fans about what might have been in the DC universe.

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    Cam Boozer says he's ready for the NBA alone▼Cam Boozer adjusting to NBA spotlight as a solo act, feels he's prepared for next chapter✉newsSportBasketball4 d ago

    Cam Boozer, son of former NBA star Carlos Boozer, is adjusting to life in the basketball spotlight as a solo act ahead of the next stage of his career. The young prospect says he feels prepared for the next chapter, stepping out of his father's shadow as attention on his game intensifies ahead of his NBA prospects.

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    Solo Developer's Tank Artillery Game Greenfire Turns Heads●Indie Developer Spotlight: Greenfire! 🎯💥 'One good shot can change the battlefield.' Solo dev Lee Doren is creating GreeMmastodonCultureGaming14 d ago

    Solo developer Lee Doren is building Greenfire, a 3D turn-based tank artillery game described as a tribute to the classic Tank Wars, featuring destructible terrain and chain reactions. A free browser build is already playable, letting players try the tactical shooter early. The project is being highlighted in indie developer spotlights, with the tagline 'One good shot can change the battlefield' drawing attention among gaming communities following indie game development.

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