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I feel like I’m going crazy, I’ve been hitting the strangest bugs across all my devices in the last 6 months. Is anyone else experiencing this too?

I've added Remote Runbooks to RebootX, a mobile app for managing cloud and on-prem infrastructure, available on iOS and Android (freemium). The idea is simple: when PagerDuty wakes you up, many incidents boil down to executing the same sequence of SSH commands or operational steps. Instead of opening a laptop, you can execute a predefined runbook directly from your phone. Very usefyl when you're on the go. The scripts are retrieved from the server at `/usr/local/sbin/rebootx/runbooks`, also via

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I am an amateur developer (TS/Vue on the front) and build apps that are expected to run on both a desktop and a mobile. I may use some features specific to mobiles (a vibration for instance). Are there still limitations in PWAs in 2026 that make it so that everything a native app can do is not portable there? Note: this is specifically a technical question about the capacities of one technology vs another one. Please do not dive into "[PWA|Native] is better", except if there are technical reasons such as the above Note: Apologies if this is too basic of a question for r/programming , I can move it elsewhere if needed! submitted by /u/sendcodenotnudes [link] [留言]