science apps
Astronomers and hobbyists alike can benefit from a wide array of open-source software for stargazing and research. These free tools cover everything from sky mapping to image processing, offering alternatives to expensive commercial options. Why Choose Open-Source? 1. Free to use 2. Community-driven improvements 3. Transparent and trustworthy 4. Customizable
CCTV
Master Your Surveillance: How to Install Frigate NVR System with Docker in Minutes! Best for Smart Homes!
Artificial Intelligence
If you're diving into the world of AI and Large Language models, you've probably felt the frustration of fine-tuning prompts and comparing different models. It's a bit like trying to nail jelly to a wall – messy and often disappointing. Checkout Promptfoo, an open-source tool
CCTV
Viseron is an open-source self-hosted CCTV and local-first NVR solution with AI-powered computer vision support. It comes with amazing powerful features as Object detection, motion detection, face recognition, image classification, and supports hardware acceleration. Key features * Object Detection: YOLOv3/v4/v7 (OpenCV), Tensorflow (Google Coral EdgeTPU), CodeProject.AI * Motion Detection
DIY
The MySQMProESP32 project on SourceForge offers a DIY sky quality and weather station, powered by the ESP32 microcontroller. It allows users to monitor sky quality, weather conditions, and other environmental metrics, such as temperature, humidity, and cloud coverage. This station supports multiple sensors, GPS functionality, and web-based data logging. The
Telegram
Kandilli Rasathanesi Earthquake Bot: Stay Alert with Telegram
privacy
Imagine you're at a fancy restaurant. You don't talk directly to the chefs in the kitchen, right? Instead, there's a waiter who takes your order, delivers it to the kitchen, and brings back your food. That waiter is like a reverse proxy in the
ocr
Lios (which stands for Linux-OCR-Software) is like that super-helpful friend who can read anything you throw at them. It's a free, open-source Optical Character Recognition (OCR) tool that turns images into editable text faster than you can say "accessibility rocks!" The app is given total accessibility
macos
Hey there, stargazers and cosmic explorers! Ever pointed your telescope at the night sky, snapped a photo, and thought, "Huh, that doesn't look quite like what I saw"? Well, buckle up, because I'm about to introduce you to your new best friend in the
CCTV
Ever wished you could keep an eye on things from afar? Meet RamoteCamViewer, a nifty desktop app that lets you peek through remote cameras right from your computer. Built on .NET, this app is your ticket to hassle-free remote viewing. Let's dive into what makes it cool. The
Linux
Hey there, tech rebels and budget-conscious educators! Ever feel like your computer's running slower than a sloth on sedatives? Or maybe you're just tired of Big Tech breathing down your neck every time you open a browser? Well, buckle up, buttercup, because I'm about
programming
Look, I get it. Your code editor is like that old, comfy pair of jeans. It fits just right, you know all its quirks, and you've spent years customizing it to perfection. But let's face it – we're developers. We're supposed to love