Awesome Open Source projects on Mastodon.
Open Source
Free Software Foundation
@[email protected]Fighting for essential rights and freedoms for computer users since 1985. https://fsf.org
eclexic
@[email protected]Please boost this toot!
https://mstdn.social/@theeclecticdyslexic/116169411669556587. Even though it's old, it's important! My job right now is to replace gesture typing in #Heliboard; It helps to have more people contributing data, or spreading the word around!
I'm an Industrialised information consumption apparatus, FOSS fanatic, misguided believer in a better world, and owner of too many opinions.
If you follow me for Heliboard stuff, send me a message I will follow you back.
Raku updated modules
@[email protected]Created by @CIAvash
Workflow source: https://pipedream.com/new?h=tch_3egfMx
The Late Night Linux Family
@[email protected]Podcasts about Linux, open source, systems administration, development, and cloud.
Blendbyte
@[email protected]Managed cloud hosting & infrastructure. We run the boring-but-critical stuff so you can ship. Open source friendly.
Inspirational Quotes
@[email protected]Inspirational Quotes on Mastodon is an account that delivers you artificially generated (AI) quotes that can inspire your life.
This account is created by TheDoggyBrad Software Labs as his first experimentation with Google AI Studio API (Gemini Pro, now upgraded to Flash Lite).
Updated Publishing Schedule: Every 1 Hour (Usually)
Credits: Cron-Job.org (Current)
Source Code License: Modified ISC License (No Attribution)
©TheDoggyBrad Software Labs. All Rights Reserved.
@sssweather
@[email protected]@sssweather is the remake of an official 2016 research project, nowadays it's just a pastime. It works only thanks to gnu and free software, and it is based on public domain data coming via web from the respective instruments and scientific research groups.
Everything you see here is also stored in some of my databases. If you are paranoid you can also follow the second account @sssweather_test with more
details about the single event
Human contact @sscardigli
RansomLook
@[email protected]Yet an other Ransomware gang tracker - Opensource project: https://github.com/RansomLook/RansomLook - Website: https://www.ransomlook.io or http://ransomlookumjrc6erzqn467lkcu2t5h4enjzfigvsxrrktxicysi2yd.onion/
AI Apps API
@[email protected]Vibe coder, free software, AI tools and tips. Follow me for free tools, advice and skills.
HackerNews
@[email protected]Bot that publishes the top 5 stories from https://news.ycombinator.com/ at the top of every hour.
Does not republish twice the same story -
Unofficial - Open Source (https://github.com/anthonydahanne/newsy-mastodon)
Numbers Bot
@[email protected]Your Friendly Neighborhood Numbers Station
Number strings (mostly) randomly generated via Tracery
Robo voice made with Text2wav using the open source speech synthesizer eSpeak NG.
No AI allowed here, only proper robots like The Makers intended.
Unloved numbers deleted after two weeks
see following for siblings
Arduino Libraries
@[email protected]New releases in the Arduino Library Manager index ♾️📚️
Max 6 posts/h, 48h cooldown per library.
Unsollicited feedback welcome!
#Arduino #esp32 #ArduinoLibraries #samd #rp2040 #esp8266 #ArduinoLibs
The New Stack
@[email protected]The New Stack is a leading provider of tech news and resources for developers and IT professionals. We are all about at-scale software development, deployment, and management with focuses on DevOps, cloud native computing, and open source projects & communities.
BastilleBSD
@[email protected]
Bastille is an open-source framework for automating deployment and management of containerized (jailed) applications on FreeBSD.
Refuge for the iocage diaspora with import compatibility.
We are also the home of Rocinante, the BSD workhorse. Rocinante lets you automate configuration management of the host system using Bastillefile templates.
Also in development: our take on a modern FreeBSD distribution with our tools pre-installed and an optional KDE Desktop.
Hermes Labs
@[email protected]AI reliability engineering studio. We build open-source tools and publish research on silent failures in instructions, tools, memory, context, and audit trails. Technical updates, releases, and useful diagnostics. https://hermes-labs.ai
Crash Server
@[email protected]Live Coding Music duo
Working with Linux, supercollider, foxdot, python and Open Source software.
Public Knowledge Project
@[email protected]The Public Knowledge Project (PKP) is a research and development initiative that is also a Core Facility of Simon Fraser University. We develop community-driven free and open software, as well as conduct research, to improve the quality and reach of non-commercial scholarly publishing for the global public good.
#ScholarlyPublishing #ScholComm #OpenInfrastructure #ScholarlyIndependence #OpenJournalSystems #OJS #OpenPreprintSystems #OpenMonographPress #FOSS #OpenAccess #DiamondOA
adingbatponder
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@[email protected]
Tech by the people, for the people.
Washing up ⌨️ #RISCV #RiscvAssembly washing up #Raspberrypi sorting socks
🗜️ #tibber taxi service #HomeLab #macOS shopping
⚛️ #physics cooking 🧮 #mathematics homework 🧘🏻♂️ #iyoga #choir #iyengaryoga
#meshtastic 🦀
#nixos #reticulum #radicle 👾
(Photo: Steve Carter @GetCarter )
@homelab
LXMF: fa01207bb431ff3aeea472de3e81beab
http://loramesh.i2p/
The Guardian MEWS 📰
@[email protected]Unofficial account of The Guardian newspaper managed by @to3k
MEWS stands for Mastodon nEWS 😉 #MEWS #MastodonNews
Each toot with news is thematically tagged with hashtags, so you can easily filter out topics that (don't) interest you.
If you are bothered by the presence of this bot on the local or federated timeline then you can easily mute it 😉
This is a #OpenSource project, so you can find bot's code on Github: https://github.com/to3k/mews-guardian
Der Haken
@[email protected]#Statistics #Programming #Python #R-Project #SQL #SAS #Perl #Economics #Rugby #IchBinEinBerliner #Mainz #Frankfurt #Berlin #Ostberlin
Banner picture: Shop window of an asian take away in Brussels
Avatar: A late cat of mine
ObsPy Dev Team
@[email protected]
We make code that lets other people make code that makes us understand the piece of rock we sit on better.
Or to put it in other words..
ObsPy is an open-source project dedicated to provide a Python framework for processing seismological data. It provides parsers for common file formats, clients to access data centers and seismological signal processing routines which allow the manipulation of seismological time series (see Beyreuther et al. 2010, Megies et al. 2011, Krischer et al. 2015).