Hi everyone,

Since I'm primarily working in devops Area and loving yaml-based CI/CD, dockerizing or kubernetes things, I've developer something, that you could, similarly, run from your own computer using yaml defined jobs.

Everything you know from pipeline-based definitions, such as chaining, on_success, on_failure, depends_on, scheduled jobs using crontab definition or executing jobs using containers, you can now do it.

I would appreciate any feedback, I'll try to get it better :)

✌🏻

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/33485081

I can only install limited sticker in the sticker extension

How do I find and install more sticker packs?

• Need recommendations of open-source/selfhost sticker/meme management system. I have tried
  • hydrus
    • no mobile app
  • pinry
    • no mobile app
  • immich
    • cannot create album inside album
    • I want to have a album with all memes in it
    • and organize them by folder
    • if organize them by tags it cannot be shared easily in message app like element
  • EweSticker
    • can sync folder to desktop
    • no desktop support
• What I'm looking for:
  • able to sync between windows linux and android
  • integration with keyboard (best to integrate with flourish / FUTO ...)
  • Organize by folder / album structure
  • able to quickly save an image to the desired folder / album
  • OCR and offline AI support would be nice
  • able to tag / edit / add description

Thank you in advance for your help.

The team behind Maybe just released version v0.6.0, and with it announced a major shift: the project is officially moving away from open-source development and pivoting to a B2B-focused model.

From now on, Maybe will focus on enterprise-grade data analysis and scenario planning tools for businesses. As a result, there will be no further updates, maintenance, or community support

This marks the end of Maybe as a public, code-based personal finance tool.

If you’ve been using it personally, v0.6.0 is the final release. You can keep using it as-is, but don’t expect updates.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/33628691

ArcaneChat 2.6.0 released!

ArcaneChat 2.6.0 is on its way to Google Play and f-droid and should be available in the upcoming days, can't wait? for other download options check https://arcanechat.me/

🔮 What's new?

★ More security: chats are now encrypted forever, unencrypted email is received in separated recognizable chats marked with an email envelope icon

★ Cleaner UI: Since chats are always encrypted, padlocks and green checkmark icons are gone. Only "Saved Messages" and "Device Messages" chats keep a green checkmark

★ Now channels owners can set an avatar for their channel and subscribers can leave channels

★ Added Text-To-Speech (TTS) support for in-chat apps

★ You can change the order of your profiles in the profile switcher

★ New enhanced screen for chats and contacts profiles

★ And much more small fixes and improvements!

💜 Help keep ArcaneChat independent and make it even more awesome in the future: https://arcanechat.me/#contribute

Hey guys just looking for some good Open source browser for android TV, hope to get some good suggestions.

The summer has arrived and so did the new Open Prices community challenge! As always, we’re looking for contributors to collect prices on a specific type of products. With the shining sun and blistering heat in parts of the world, the topics are: sunscreens, ice creams & sorbets! Check out the challenge page for more info: https://prices.openfoodfacts.org/challenges/3

When?

All summer! Starting from 2025/07/01, ending 2025/08/31

See the link for details on how to participate

I’ve been working on this (not so little anymore) project for some time now, and I’m finally happy with the branding, UX and docs state.

It’s a scripting language I made at first as a toy, to learn new parsing methods, explore compiler optimizations, and go back to VM land where everything is low level and amazing (at least for me) ; it’s now a fully fledged language that can be used as a scripting language like Python or Ruby, and can also be very easily embedded inside a project, as one would do with Lua.

Let me know your thoughts and opinions on the project!

I needed another corded mouse and this time around I thought of @[email protected] and @[email protected] instead of Logitech's shareholders. These guys make open source mice among other open source hardware under the brand Ploopy. You can order one from them, assembled or as a kit, or you could print and build it entirely by yourself.

The mouse itself is pretty great. Coming from a long line of Logitech (MX518/G5/G500/G502), it's a bit larger than what I'm used to but I think I'm getting accustomed to it.

Here's another shot of it:

i’ve been working on this for a bit, finally got a proof of concept worked out with a desktop app. would love some feedback, mostly on the concept and protocol.

it hasn’t been security audited so don’t use it for anything crazy.

I'm considering buying a robot vacuum cleaner, but I'm not a fan of the idea that it would scan my apartment and send data to the cloud.

I came across the Valetudo project, and it looks promising. It doesn’t replace the firmware - just replaces the cloud connection with local automation systems instead. Has anyone here used it? Or are you using something else for local control? I'd love to hear your experience 🙂

Need recommendations of Open source real time voice changer app for making phone call

I have found https://github.com/jurihock/voicesmith/tree/master but the version is too old for my device and f-droid prevents me from installing it

are their any other alternatives?

thanks a lot

I did a very deep dive into the history of Libre Software and stuff, and how "Open Source" became a term. And speculated out of it a whole theory about AI, ICE and US Politics in general.

Probably the best article I've ever written.

I am one of those guilty of always intending to donate, but never really getting to it. But now I sat down and took the time to donate to some of the projects that provide great value for me, and also listed the ones I did not donate to now for future donations. I also set up an overview to track where I donate to, so that I make sure to spread the donations well over time.

Just a friendly reminder to consider donating to the projects that provide value to you if you have the means!

https://github.com/permissionlesstech

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/33224011

The guys at Flow Battery Research Collective have been designing a Redox Flow Battery development kit that you can build yourself using a 3d printer and a few tools. It's a desktop size flow battery that you can use to either do your own research, e.g. on different electrolytes or just to replicate their experimental findings.

Redox Flow Batteries have the potential to become grid scale or home electric energy storage solutions that are way better for the environment than current lithium based batteries. They can often scale power and capacity independently and allow for repairs.

The FBRC project wants to spread the knowledge on RFBs and help kickstart a global community that develops sustainable energy storage technology in an ope source fashion.

Beware that the project is still in its infancy and sourcing the materials can be a bit of a challenge. Be sure to ask around in the forums for help!

I've been looking at the WebCrypto API. When combined with the File system API, it can be used to encrypt and store files on your device storage in what seems to be a pretty secure way.

A webapp has some clear vulnerabilities with the code being served over the web (so you shouldnt be using this for any serious purposes!).

Live demo: https://dim.positive-intentions.com/?path=%2Fstory%2Fusefs--encrypted-demo

Demo code: https://github.com/positive-intentions/dim/blob/staging/src/stories/05-Hooks-useFS.stories.js

IMPORTANT NOTES TO PREVENT MISLEADING

• this isnt a product. it provided for testing and demo.
• it isnt reviewed or audited.
• the "password encryption" is using a hardcoded password. id like to aim for a passwordless approach for this, but i havent considered it enough to discuss yet :)
• this isnt aimed to replace anything like veracrypt. just to show a comparison.
• this respository represents a webcomponent UI framework. while it holds some ideas i think are interesting, the ui framework seems like its going to be deprecated and i will be refactoring the functionality in favour of React.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/33186227

I made this tool some time ago to respond quicker to reports which didn't federate to the instance of my main account (lemmy.world). Previously I would have to check from multiple instances daily, and now I get a notification on my phone when a report is made within a couple of minutes. I cleaned it up a little and added some documentation in case anyone else is dealing with this issue or needs something like this.

Track and Project: https://johnoestmannmusic.com/cycle-0x1c6/

0:00 Context 5:39 Vitalium 10:20 OpenMPT 29:03 Floral Sample Toolkit

Right now even on best Fdroid stores (like Neostore) it's too easy to miss good apps and you mostly get recent releases of very simples apps. Would be cool if we'd make some kind of foss app ratings, does anyone know some ?

I know other devs interested in making Tux games but before I begin with them I figured I would ask the community what they would like to see

A Conker/Golden Eye type game? DOOM-like? Farming Sim? Fighting Game similar to Smash? Open World RPG similar to older Bethesda games? RTS like StarCraft? Turn-Based like Final Fantasy or Expedition 33? Going mad for power in a 4X? Another genre entirely?

What genre would you all prefer to see have a game made first? I will basing it off of likes

I plan to make a game in each genre but for now figuring out which to do first is the goal. Have concepts, tools, experience, devs, etc ready to make anything the community wants

Edit:

Leaving this open for 2 more days. Whichever gets the most between the 2D Fighting and Turn-Based comments. They are both tied at 14 upvotes